As an advertising writer/art director/Creative Director with over 300 international awards to his name, Redman guided Batey Ads Singapore to number one-ranked creative agency in Australasia, and second in the world
After six years behind a desk dreaming up stuff for global brands, he turned traitor and switched to life behind a camera
The next year, he was named one of the world’s hottest new directors at the Saatchi and Saatchi Showcase in Cannes, with his very first commercial
He wrote and directed his debut feature film, "The Long Lunch"- released in 2003
Filmed on what could be politely described as a shoestring, it was hailed as "one of the most stylish, energetic and unconventional Aussie features in years", by the Perth Revelation Film Festival. This unapologetically indie flick appeared in Official Selection in five international festivals, including Singapore and Melbourne
Redman embraced commercials again in 2004, and has since shot campaigns for a multitude of global brands- Sony, Electrolux, Sprite, Pantene, Carlsberg, Sunsilk, Sony Ericsson, Vaseline, Kia, and Audi
When he is not shooting, he has his head down writing screenplays. He has recently completed a flick about Chinese funerals, and is now turning his hand to sci-fi |