Bradley King is a director and writer, known for Time Lapse (2014), Untitled Bradley King/BP Cooper Sci-Fi Project and Drive Time (2011).
Bradley Laborman was born in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. In his early childhood, Bradley suffered from a speech impediment that caused him to almost be placed into the special education program in his small town elementary school. With some pressure from his mother the school agreed to have him work with a speech pathologist for the first three years of his education. During this time, Bradley would have to demonstrate his progress by doing performances in front of his classmates and teachers. By the end of First Grade, Bradley had graduated from the speech program and no longer had a strong speech impediment. He did however gain a love for performance in front of large groups of people and that was where his love of theatre began. Bradley was involved with live theatre in the school and in the community. In 10th grade the school added a Channel One system to their building which meant that people could now do live video announcements for the entire school From this Bradley created Friday Morning Features, where he would do short videos about something that was going on in the school or the community. In 1998, Bradley created Bradman: The Movie as a senior project at Buena Vista University. This was the first time a student at Buena Vista had created a full length feature film as a project. It premiered May 5, 1998 in Storm Lake, Iowa. The movie has been distributed numerous times on YouTube and online, but because of music used in the production and copyright claims it is unable to be viewed online at this time. In college, Bradley was involved in theatre, radio and television production. After college, Bradley served as a box office manager for The Old Creamery Theatre in Amana, Iowa and also spent some time on stage with the company as well. In 2001, Bradley started hosting a radio show on a Local AM Station in Iowa City, Iowa. The show was a 4 hour unscripted show and Bradley soon learned that though he loved the radio bits he longed for physical humor people could seem. In October, 2002, Bradley began work on Tonight with Bradman on Iowa City Public Access. Soon he grew a large following on this program and after being fired from the radio station put all his focus onto TWB. On April 13, 2006, A tornado struck the town of Iowa City, Iowa. Tonight with Bradman was scheduled to appear on that night. Bradley decided instead of canceling the show he would alter the regular format in order to help the citizens of Iowa City communicate with each other during the aftermath of the Tornado. This even soon skyrocketed the shows reach as people from the city began to share clips of Laborman's tornado coverage with people around the world via a new website called YouTube. In 2008, Bradley re-branded his Tonight with Bradman format to a web-streaming platform and became BradmanTV. In 2009, Bradley began working on iDUMP4U, a website where people could break up with their boyfriends/girlfriends via Laborman. The calls were then placed on YouTube. Shortly after it's creation the web series was picked up by TruTV and created into a series which unfortunately only had a pilot episode. Laborman then moved to NYC to work on the project. After several years and several project in NYC and Hollywood, Laborman returned to the Midwest to "retire" from television and movie making and focus on live streaming and social media and pursue a career outside of the industry. In 2020, during the pandemic and quarantine, Laborman found himself having time to focus on writing again. He began to turn his sights on a reboot of the college senior project that had launched his love of movie making so many years earlier. As of January 2021, Laborman has began production on the upcoming reboot, Bradman: The Movie slated for release in Fall of 2021.
Bradley Lewis is known for Chase (2022), Diabolical (2018) and Pizzapocalypse (2015).
Bradley Liew is a Malaysian-born Philippines-based filmmaker who works as a Director, Writer and Producer. In 2012, he was accepted into the Asian Film Academy of the Busan International Film Festival where he won the Lumos Award for Outstanding Performance from celebrated Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke. He is an alumnus of the NAFF Fantastic Film School, Berlinale Talents, Tokyo Talents, Locarno Filmmakers Academy, EAVE Ties That Bind and the Sam Spiegel International Film Lab. In 2016, he completed his first feature film, a Malaysian-Philippine coproduction entitled 'Singing in Graveyards', which made its world premiere in-competition at the Venice International Film Festival Critics' Week. It went on to screen and compete in festivals which included Thessaloniki, Mostra Sao Paulo, Busan, Hawaii, Minsk, Singapore, winning best film in both Kolkata and Malaysia. His second feature, 'Motel Acacia', was at the 2018 Berlinale Co-Production Market, part of the 2017 Sam Spiegel International Film Lab, the 2016 EAVE Ties That Bind and the 2015 NAFF IT Project of the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival. It made its world premiere in the Asian Futures Competition at the Tokyo International Film Festival 2019 and was the closing film of the Jogja Netpac Film Festival. The film is sold to Japan, North America and multiple territories in Southeast Asia. It is also available in Amazon TVOD worldwide. Bradley has gone on to work on multiple long-form narrative series including HBO's Folklore Season 2, the detective thriller 'The Tapes' for iWant (the largest streaming platform in the Philippines). He was the show-runner of Astro Malaysia's 'Doors: A Philippine Horror Anthology' and Cignal Philippines' 'Now Streaming' Anthology Series. He is the Producer of Gerardo Calagui's Those Long Haired Nights (IFF Rotterdam 2017), Lav Diaz's anti-musical: Season Of The Devil (Berlinale Main Competition 2018) his upcoming film-noir When The Waves Are Gone (Philippines, France, Singapore, Denmark, Portugal) and Truong Minh Quy's Viet and Nam (Vietnam, Philippines, Singapore, France, Netherlands). He is also co-producing debut Vietnamese filmmaker Pham Ngoc Lan's Cu Li Never Cries (Vietnam, Philippines, France, Norway) and Lorcan Finnegan's Nocebo (Ireland, UK, Philippines) starring Eva Green and Mark Strong.
Bradley Lords is known for Gigolos (2011), Reality Television Awards (2015) and The Will Edwards Show (2012).
Bradley M. Hayes is known for The Greatest Beer Run Ever (2022) and The Snatcher (2024).
Bradley Martyn was born on May 22, 1989 in San Mateo, California, USA. He is an actor and director, known for Tyler Perry's Boo 2! A Madea Halloween (2017), Boo! A Madea Halloween (2016) and Coded Court (2018).
Bradley Meehan is an actor and writer, known for Strange Events 3 (2020), Split the Check (2012) and Charlotte (2017).
Bradley Metcalfe was born on January 25, 1924 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Barefoot Boy (1938), Westward Ho (1935) and The Millionaire Kid (1936). He died on June 1, 2017 in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.
Bradley Meyer is an actor, known for Shark Attack (1999).