Bradley Benson(II)
- Producer
- Director
- Editor
Bradley Scott Benson was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, USA, to Kimberly Scott and Rosco Benson Jr. At a young age, Bradley was introduced to many films, including Steven Spielberg's 1981 classic "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and John Milius's 1982 epic "Conan the Barbarian," by his father, Rosco Benson Jr. These formative years built the foundation for Bradley's encyclopedic knowledge of cinema.
Later, this knowledge was put to the test as he began his journey into filmmaking as a teenager. The backyard films Bradley and his friends produced on a small Sony Cybershot, routinely borrowed from his older sister, eventually transformed into larger, more professional projects. As technology advanced and DSLRs became more affordable, Bradley made the leap into the era of high-definition video. During this period, he produced short-form narratives, music videos, and documentary films.
He is now studying Multimedia Journalism at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio
Later, this knowledge was put to the test as he began his journey into filmmaking as a teenager. The backyard films Bradley and his friends produced on a small Sony Cybershot, routinely borrowed from his older sister, eventually transformed into larger, more professional projects. As technology advanced and DSLRs became more affordable, Bradley made the leap into the era of high-definition video. During this period, he produced short-form narratives, music videos, and documentary films.
He is now studying Multimedia Journalism at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio