Bingham Bryant

Bingham Bryant is a New York City-based director, producer, and film programmer known for his innovative contributions to cinema. He made his feature film debut with "For the Plasma" in 2014, co-directed with Kyle Molzan. This film garnered attention at various international festivals, including Entrevues Belfort, BAMcinémaFest, Maryland, IndieLisboa, and the Jeonju International Film Festival, before being distributed in the United States by Factory 25.

In 2016, Bryant produced "Dear Renzo," directed by Agostina Gálvez and Francisco Lezama. This film received acclaim, being selected for prestigious festivals such as Viennale, FICUNAM, and BAFICI, where it won the top award in the Argentine short film category. It was also acquired by HBO for international distribution. His short film "Foreign Powers," released in 2019, had its world premiere at the New York Film Festival and was showcased at notable events like the Maryland Film Festival, Palm Springs International Film Festival, Nashville Film Festival, and the Chicago Underground Film Festival.

In addition to his filmmaking, Bryant has served as the head of programming for the streaming service Le Cinéma Club and worked as a publicist for Cinetic Media. He has appeared in films directed by Ricky D’Ambrose, Dustin Guy Defa, and Joanna Arnow. Recently, he contributed an article to Filmmaker magazine, discussing color correction styles in film restorations. Currently, Bryant is in post-production on an experimental short film about art critic Adrian Dannatt and is developing his second fiction feature alongside a short adaptation of Edogawa Rampo's "The Traveler with the Pasted-Rag Picture."