Bratcher Cinema Films

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Meet the members of Bratcher Cinematic Films Imari Bratcher- Producer A producer, editor and a special effects artist currently attending the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Emerson College. He works primarily in video/film but also has over five years of training in painting and dance. Imari founded Bratcher Cinematic Films Productions with peers Prince Aibangbe, Joe Jarvis, and Dylan Badgers in 2012, and their team has produced multiple music videos for local musicians, in addition to other work. Prince Aibangbe- Director/Co-Screenwriter A hopeful dreamer who has his head in the clouds. He co-wrote The Father and the path and will be the directing the movie. Although he keeps himself under the radar, he is a writer, storyteller and visionary enthusiast who is has a secret love affair with cinema and moving imagery. Meaghan Mahoney- Assistant Producer/Camera Operator An independent filmmaker of her own for experimental 16mm work who is still learning. She attends The School of Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University, focusing primarily on filmmaking and production/post-production. Meaghan has taught a film workshop to children from the ages of 7 to 13 yrs old. Dylan Badger- Co-Screenwriter/Draftsman Dylan is an up and coming screenwriter and director that attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. His unique and loving perception of the world is translated in his works and stories and seeks to reveal aspects of life that are masked under the veil of society. Only recently has he been turning his ideas into screenplays but the format has opened up a world of possibilities in the way his stories are told. Miles Flanagan- Composer/Sound Designer Miles started playing guitar at 6 years old, playing in his dad’s bluegrass band. When he turned 13, he turned to rock and blues, which fueled his passion for music all throughout high school. By 16, he had already decided that he wanted to be a professional musician, and was soon accepted into Berkeley College of Music where his love of film and games led him to the Film Scoring department. He is currently in his 7th semester at Berkeley, and is looking to get more involved in the independent film and games industries while he finishes his degree.