Clement was born in Kelowna, British Columbia but his family moved to Victoria, British Columbia in 1980, where he grew up. He lived for a year in Japan teaching English from 1996 to 1997 and met several relatives; Clement is of Japanese-Canadian and English descent. His mother is Japanese-Canadian. His second middle name is the Japanese name "Haruo".
In Victoria, Clement made several short films and an historical drama feature in 1999. In 2000, Meat Market, made for under $CAD2000, was picked up for distribution by Sub Rosa Cinema (later SRS Cinema), based out of upstate New York. During his time working on low-budget and direct-to-video features in Victoria, he won several local awards including three M-Awards from Monday Magazine for his films. Clement's 2003 feature Exhumed won Best Independent Feature at the 2004 Fangoria Days of Darkness Convention's Film Competition in Los Angeles. After several zombie films, he decided that he wanted to branch out to psychological thrillers and science fiction. He was tempted back to zombie films in 2006 for Meat Market 3 when UK-based Cryptkeeper Films offered to produce it.[1] His final feature in Victoria was Dark Paradox, a 2007 film about a writer who battles a cult that worships an extra-dimensional tentacled entity. It screened in 2008 at the Rio de Janeiro Riofan Fantastic Film Fest and the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival in Portland, Oregon.[1]
In 2008, he moved to Toronto and worked on several short films and directed music videos for Canadian music groups Hank & Lily and Techromancer. In 2009, he wrote a sci-fi/horror conspiracy thriller screenplay, which was reworked into Project Breakwater, a science fiction film about an alien scientist studying humanity.[3][4] In 2012, he adapted and expanded the same original screenplay to the unrelated novel The Final Transmission, which was published by Damnation Books in December 2013.[5][6]
brian, clement, born, march, 1977, canadian, independent, film, director, writer, producer, most, well, known, budget, zombie, films, including, meat, market, meat, market, meat, market, born, 1977, march, 1977, kelowna, british, columbia, canadanationalitycan. Brian Clement born March 21 1977 is a Canadian independent film director writer and producer He is most well known for his low budget zombie films including Meat Market Meat Market 2 and Meat Market 3 1 2 Brian ClementBorn 1977 03 21 March 21 1977 age 47 Kelowna British Columbia CanadaNationalityCanadianOccupation s director writer and producerKnown forMeat Market film series Contents 1 Life and career 2 Filmography 2 1 Films 2 2 Web series 3 Bibliography 4 References 5 External linksLife and career editClement was born in Kelowna British Columbia but his family moved to Victoria British Columbia in 1980 where he grew up He lived for a year in Japan teaching English from 1996 to 1997 and met several relatives Clement is of Japanese Canadian and English descent His mother is Japanese Canadian His second middle name is the Japanese name Haruo In Victoria Clement made several short films and an historical drama feature in 1999 In 2000 Meat Market made for under CAD2000 was picked up for distribution by Sub Rosa Cinema later SRS Cinema based out of upstate New York During his time working on low budget and direct to video features in Victoria he won several local awards including three M Awards from Monday Magazine for his films Clement s 2003 feature Exhumed won Best Independent Feature at the 2004 Fangoria Days of Darkness Convention s Film Competition in Los Angeles After several zombie films he decided that he wanted to branch out to psychological thrillers and science fiction He was tempted back to zombie films in 2006 for Meat Market 3 when UK based Cryptkeeper Films offered to produce it 1 His final feature in Victoria was Dark Paradox a 2007 film about a writer who battles a cult that worships an extra dimensional tentacled entity It screened in 2008 at the Rio de Janeiro Riofan Fantastic Film Fest and the H P Lovecraft Film Festival in Portland Oregon 1 In 2008 he moved to Toronto and worked on several short films and directed music videos for Canadian music groups Hank amp Lily and Techromancer In 2009 he wrote a sci fi horror conspiracy thriller screenplay which was reworked into Project Breakwater a science fiction film about an alien scientist studying humanity 3 4 In 2012 he adapted and expanded the same original screenplay to the unrelated novel The Final Transmission which was published by Damnation Books in December 2013 5 6 Filmography editFilms edit Meat Market 2000 Meat Market 2 2001 Binge amp Purge 2002 Exhumed 2003 The Dead Inside 2005 Meat Market 3 2006 Dark Paradox 2007 Project Breakwater 2012 Web series edit Improbabilia 2013 Bibliography editThe Final Transmission 2013 References edit a b c Time for zombies to R I P Times Colonist 2007 10 31 Archived from the original on 2014 03 25 Retrieved 2013 12 14 Newton Steve 2005 12 01 Horror on the dead cheap Straight com Archived from the original on 2013 12 16 Retrieved 2013 12 16 Horkay Alex 2011 01 06 For the love of gore B movie industry flourishing in Toronto Toronto Star Retrieved 2013 12 14 Horkay Alex 2011 01 06 Big budget dreaming Toronto Star Retrieved 2013 12 14 The Lonely Dragon Talk Show Episode 3 Brian Clement Standard Action 2013 09 06 Archived from the original on 2013 12 15 Retrieved 2013 12 15 Young Sarrah October 2014 01 13 Crime Conspiracy amp Cranberry Juice My Evening with Brian Clement G33KPR0N Retrieved 2014 01 23 External links editBrian Clement at IMDb Official website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Brian Clement amp oldid 1148157168, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
