Hadjadj, Bruno

(Bruno Lévy Hadjadj / Febru­ary 27, 1965, Sarcelles, Val-d'Oise, France - )

   After studying applied arts at the ENSAAMA (Paris) and decorative arts at the ENSAD (Paris) and spend­ing a short time at the Middlesex Polytechnic (Lon­don), he joined film decoration teams and worked as a builder, painter, sculptor, prop master, assistant, set designer, and art director. A plastic artist, he never stopped exhibiting his works all over the world. In the late 1990s, he lived in New York, where he asso­ciated with many members of the local independent cinema scene. These people created in him the desire to make a movie, and it took five years to complete it. His production designer credits include Petite Copine (short, Rodolphe Balaguer), 2001 Un Jeu d'Enfants (Laurent Tuel), and 2003 K.O. (short, Raphaël Fryd-man) and many commercials and music videos.

 Filmography

2006 ◘ Bandidos (also screenwriter, dialogist; shot in 2001-2005)