Daniel Brea

Award-winning documentary filmmaker

New York, USA

About Daniel

Daniel Brea is a documentary filmmaker known for his work on films like 'The Look of Silence' and 'The Act of Killing'. He has received numerous awards for his work, including the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance.

Associated Podcasts

The WrapBook Podcast

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Recent Appearances

The Art of Storytelling: From Documentaries to Features

The WrapBook Podcast•Oct 8, 2025•1:12:29•host

Inside the Mind's of Directors: Lynch, Crowe, Friedkin & More

The WrapBook Podcast•Sep 30, 2025•1:10:13•host

Daniel Brea

About Daniel

Associated Podcasts

The WrapBook Podcast

Connect

Recent Appearances

The Art of Storytelling: From Documentaries to Features

Inside the Mind's of Directors: Lynch, Crowe, Friedkin & More

Key Topics

Evolution of 'The Minute Men': From Concept to Franchise with Chris Connelly

IP (Intellectual Property) vs. Stories: The War of Filmmaking

So You're Scripts Done. Now What?

Directing Lynch: Twin Peaks, Vision & the Struggle for Creative Control

Snow White & The Colorblind Casting...And Other Controversial Topics

The Real Cost of an Oscar: Hollywood, Hype & Playing the Game

Finding the Story and Breaking the Rules

Paraiso Travel - Immigration, nude scenes and stolen shots...

Film Awards & Festivals: BS or Worth it?

Remembering David Lynch

Jonathan Sanger’s Leap into Horror | Behind 100 Feet

How Movies Are Made | Manifesting From Nothing

Down Came the Blackbird | Jonathan Sanger’s Last Dive into Darkness

Ferne Cassel | Fame or Fit? The Casting Dilemma

Affordable Filmmaking | Turning Concepts into Cinematic Reality

Matthew Gratzner | Do Special Effects Make or Break a Movie?

Good but Cheap Films | How to make them

Billy Friedkin | The Wrecking Ball