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British Council. I am currently working on an occasional basis as a Senior Consultant on behalf of the British Council, working across selection for film festivals including TIFF, San Sebastian, Zurich, Venice Critics’ Week and Sundance.
- Writer/Director
Credits as writer-director include Guilt-Free Pleasures and...
- Producer
Catherine Bray's work as an independent producer, including...
- Executive
About Catherine Bray. Writer/Director Producer Executive...
- Journalist
As a critic-broadcaster. Cover story for Guardian Guide,...
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- Writer/Director
Welcome. My name is Catherine Bray. I am a psychodynamic counsellor and group analyst offering confidential individual counselling and group psychotherapy to people who are experiencing emotional and mental health problems. I am now able to offer face to face work with individual clients at Chesham, and my psychotherapy group is meets at ...
As a critic-broadcaster. Cover story for Guardian Guide, December 2020, on crap films. Film journalism is where I started. I’ve written for Variety, Sight & Sound and the Guardian, amongst others, and appeared on BBC One’s Film Show, Radio 4’s Film Programme, and The Arts Hour with Nikki Bedi. I select four Saturday Guardian magazine Film ...
Catherine Bray (II) Catherine Bray. Born in Bournemouth, Catherine attended Bournemouth School for Girls, a state school in the South of England. At the age of 21 she became staff writer for movie magazine Hotdog, before working for Channel 4 and the BBC. In 2013 she came on board Charlie Lyne's debut feature Beyond Clueless as a producer.
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- Catherine Bray
Feb 13, 2017 · 13 February 2017. Channel 4 has appointed Catherine Bray as the new editor of Random Acts, their short-form arts strand. This follows the departure earlier this year of Pegah Farahmand who has ...
Credits as writer-director include Guilt-Free Pleasures and Meet The Family, both one-hour film documentary specials for BBC Four, broadcast in 2020 (co-produced by Loop/Little Dot), and voiced by the legends that are Kathy Burke and Mae Martin.
Catherine Bray. Catherine has been working as a journalist since getting her first job aged 21 as staff writer on cult film magazine Hotdog. She has since worked for Channel 4 and Channel 5 ...
