Paul Dudbridge is a multifaceted creative professional, with a diverse range of skills and accomplishments in the film and television industry.
As a director and producer, Paul has made significant contributions to the world of feature films and television, producing and directing a wide variety of projects.
One of his most notable achievements is the award-winning science-fiction film "Horizon", which tells the compelling story of five friends who must evacuate the city of Bristol after an alien ship appears on the city's skyline.
Paul's work on "Horizon" earned him a nomination for Best Director at the prestigious Royal Television Society West of England Awards in 2016.
In addition to his work on "Horizon", Paul has also produced and directed two gothic thrillers, "Fear the Invisible Man" and "Frankenstein: Legacy", both of which have been sold to various territories around the world by 101 Films International.
When not busy with his film projects, Paul is an esteemed lecturer at Bristol Film School, sharing his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of filmmakers.
Furthermore, Paul is also a published author, having written two film books, "Shooting Better Movies: The student film-makers guide" and "Making Your First Blockbuster", both of which have been released worldwide and published by Michael Wiese Productions.
These books offer valuable insights and practical advice to aspiring filmmakers, making Paul a respected authority in the film industry.
