About

Brett Ingram is the director of two critically acclaimed documentary features, Monster Road and Rocaterrania, and twenty award-winning short films.

His work as a writer and director has screened on Sundance Channel, PBS, National Geographic, Animal Planet, and at hundreds of film festivals, universities, museums, and cinemas around the world.

He is the author of The Secret World of Renaldo Kuhler, named one of the 15 most beautiful art books of 2017 by ARTNET. His articles and essays on film, animation, visual art, and media education have appeared in international journals. He is also a self-taught visual artist, working primarily in the medium of assemblage art.

A Guggenheim fellow in Creative Arts (2007) and North Carolina Arts Council fellow in Visual Art (1996) and Filmmaking (2003), Ingram has taught filmmaking and cinema studies at Wake Forest University, University of North Carolina Greensboro, and Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University.

He is the founding proprietor of Bright Eye Pictures, director of the Renaldo Kuhler Archive, and head of Springwood Laboratories, a multidisciplinary creative enterprise.