Nick Bradshaw
Web editor, Sight & Sound
BFI
Nick Bradshaw is Web Editor for Sight & Sound.
Formerly film editor at both Time Out London and the late plan b magazine, he has also written for the Guardian online, the Independent, the Telegraph, the Times, Sunday Times, LA Weekly, the Village Voice and Vertigo, and is co-author of The DVD Stack (Canongate, 2006/07). His interests span documentary, animation, shorts, Golden Age Hollywood comedies and various kinds of experimental movies.
He is a sometime documentary filmmaker, with a MFA in Film and Video from the California Institute of the Arts, and an unfinished essay documentary about the derelict movie theatres of Broadway, Los Angeles, at the back of his mind. He tweets @nickkinocritic, and can be contacted at nick.bradshaw [at] bfi.org.uk.
You can read a list of some of his favourite films in Sight & Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time poll.
Writing
Nick Bradshaw
RT @JoshuaOppenheim: Read the statement of Spanish editor of THE ACT OF KILLING, Ariadna Fatjo-Vilas Mestre, as we win the Grand Prize... h…
6 days 10 hours ago.
Nick Bradshaw
RT @Phoenixcinema: Who does own POINT BREAK? The perils of trying to book classic movies. Great article from Sophie Brown @SightSoundmag ht…
1 week 3 days ago.
Nick Bradshaw
RT @SightSoundmag: Congratulations to @HarrietWarman, the winner of our #womenonfilm female film reporter competition! The skinny: t…
1 week 3 days ago.
Nick Bradshaw
Reminded too of @JonRonson's weekend @Guardian feature on the US govt's judicial big-gorilla attack on hackers t.co/h488GDPdbJ
1 week 3 days ago.
Nick Bradshaw
…but the ending, with Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot musings as a corrective to all our noble hero-manias - is deeply moving.
1 week 3 days ago.
Nick Bradshaw
Tons of compelling material - 10/15 mins too much? I felt the human details sometimes occluded the political story…
1 week 3 days ago.