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Revision as of 18:13, 22 February 2013
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Brent Ryan Green is a film director born on March 19th, 1984 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States.
Career
Green began his film career in 2004 working on the feature film End of the Spear. He has travelled extensively to capture film footage as well as still photography. Green served as a producer on the feature length documentaries The Grandfathers and Little Town of Bethlehem.[1] He has since directed and produced short films and music videos.
In January 2009, Green founded Toy Gun Films [2] with Jeff Goldberg and produced the short film En Tus Manos in Colombia.
In 2010, Green directed and produced his narrative-directing debut Paper Flower, a Japanese coming-of-age short film shot entirely in Tokyo, Japan. The film premiered at the Beverly Hills Film Festival in April 2011.
Presently, Green serves as a Principal of Toy Gun Films.
Awards
Paper Flower:
- 1st Place/ Best Short Film - Mosaic Film Festival
- Audience Choice Award - Mosaic Film Festival
- Award of Merit in Short Film - The Indie Fest
- Award of Merit in Direction - The Indie Fest
- 4th Place - Indie Gathering International Film Festival
- Best Spiritual - Breckenridge Film Festival
- Award of Merit in Short Film - Accolade Competition
- Audience Choice Award - Film Festival of Colorado
- Honorable Mention - SoCal Film Festival
- Award of Merit - WILLi Fest
En Tus Manos:
- Best Short Film - Beverly Hills Film Festival
- Best Actor- Beverly Hills Film Festival
- Best Short Film - Los Angeles International Film Festival
- Best Director - Los Angeles International Film Festival
- Best Female Actress - Los Angeles International Film Festival
- Best Supporting Actor - Los Angeles International Film Festival
- Best Short Film - San Diego Christian Film Festival
- Best Short Film- Spirit Quest Film Festival
"You Told A Lie":
- Best Music Video - California International Short Film Festival
- Best Music Video - Indie Gathering International Film Festival
- Award of Merit - Best Shorts
- Honorable Mention- Los Angeles Movie Awards
Press
- OK Gazette “Paper Flower Debuts with Free Public Screening”
- NewsOK “Short Film to Premiere Saturday”
- NewsOK “Oklahoma City Premiere of Short Film set for Saturday” by Brandy McDonnell
- NewsOK"Local Production Company Films in Tokyo" with Angi Bruss
- Red Dirt Chronicles "Shot Seen Around the World"
- Norman Transcript “Local Film Company Champions Moral Courage”
- Daily Oklahoman “Filmmaker from Oklahoma Finds his own Stories”
- Noticias Oklahoma “La película En Tus Manos se estrena en la ciudad”
- El Heraldo "Colombiano, el mejor actor en Festival de Cine de Beverly Hills"
- One Hope "Beverly Hills Film Festival Winner Will be Shown in S. American Schools and Prisons"
References
- ^ "Ethnographic Media Films". Retrieved 2011-10-25.
- ^ "Toy Gun Films". Retrieved 2011-10-25.