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Darren Brade (b. 1970)

Birthplace:
Leicester, England, UK

Born:
September 29, 1970

Biography from TheMovieDB

A creative soul with a passion for storytelling through the lens of a camera. Born and raised in the historic city of Leicester, Darren's love affair with the visual arts started early on in his life. However, it wasn't until he moved to London that he truly found his calling in the world of filmmaking. Darren's artistic journey began with photography, but soon he found himself drawn to the world of writing and directing. Over the years, he has honed his craft, and his unique vision has led him to create a series of captivating short films that showcase his extraordinary talent.  In 2018, Darren co-founded Peripheral Vision Films with Wesley Mahoney, which has become a platform to showcase his work. Since then, he has directed five award-winning short films ranging from 12 to 20 minutes in length, each telling a unique and engaging story.  In his previous LGBTQ+ short, he brought to light the intricate lives of individuals leading a dual existence while grappling with their sexuality. The reaction to 'Your Heart is Homeless' has been overwhelming, with nearly 1 million views on YouTube and accessibility on prominent streaming platforms such as Amazon Prime, QueerBee, and Dekkoo.

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Film Production

Director:
2019  Do What Thou Wilt
2019  Your Heart Is Homeless
2020  To Walk Amongst You

Producer:
2019  Do What Thou Wilt
2019  Your Heart Is Homeless
2020  To Walk Amongst You

Writer:
2019  Do What Thou Wilt
2019  Your Heart Is Homeless
2020  To Walk Amongst You

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