Writing a bio for a man who prizes humility is almost impossible. So we've decided on a different approach...
“Brad Dillon has proven himself to be one of the most talented cinematographers in Asia”
[1]. “A committed professional with world-class ability”
[2],"one of the best guys I’ve had by my side"
[3].“He thinks by segment, not by shot”
[4]. Brad “gives his Producer visuals that tell the story”
[5]. “A cameraman with a director’s eye,”
[6] “his adaptability, eye for composition, and ability to deal with technical challenges set Brad apart.”
[7] “His reels are consistently worth at least two of any other's, expensive imports included”
[8].
“A master at achieving stunning visuals under any condition,”
[9] “the best testament I can give to his material is that he is the favoured cameraman of every editor I work with.”
[10] “He understands how the different broadcasters think. And with Channel Branding playing such a pivotal part in TV shows today this kind of support is invaluable to both commissioning editors and production companies.”
[11] “Not only is each shot beautifully framed, but the coverage is so good there's almost an infinite number of ways to string a sequence together.”
[12]
“[His] talent in the arts of lighting and framing are far superior to his counterparts in TV film settings.”
[13] “Brad and Most Wanted Pictures will always be the first port of call when we need a completely trustworthy and professional creative cinematographer and talent.“
[14] “His desire, enthusiasm and common sense in pressure cooker situations was equally matched by his personable, calm and, most importantly, dependable nature.”
[15] "A terrific ally for a director,"
[16] “I’ve come to the conclusion that having Brad on one of my projects equalled assurance that it is going to look good”
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