Brad Coley began his film career in 1983 when his short film "Victims of Circumstance" received the Best Film Award at the NYU Film Festival. That event led him to Los Angeles where he worked as a screenwriter and script doctor. Coley worked in various capacities of production including the camera and art departments of both documentary and narrative feature films. He also developed his own personal projects including Little People Productions, an innovative movie-making workshop for children on the Passamaquoddy reservation in Maine. Coley's feature debut, "The Undeserved," can be seen on IFC/Sundance Channel, and he recently completed his second feature, "East of Acadia." Currently based in San Francisco, he has received the Leo Jaffe Prize and the W.T. Johnson Fellowship Award.
San Francisco Latino Film Festival
