Tony Bentley

Orbital Magic Group
Camera Operator, Assistant Director, Cinematographer, Director, Editor, Marketing/pr, Screenwriter, Stage Manager, Theatre Director, Videographer and Voice Actor

Santa Monica, California

Member Since:
February 2012

Last online:
2 days ago

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About Tony

Tony Bentley spent 10 years as a Musician/Entertainer working for Cunard aboard the QE2 and for Princess and Norwegian Cruise Lines working in the Ship's orchestra. After that, Tony got the photography bug working for companies in the UK taking character and client photos and selling them. Not content with that, he went to Cincinnati, Ohio and interned at Insight Communications as cameraman/editor/floor manager/graphics. He also did camera work at various other cable channels in Cincinnati.

After studying at the Central Film School and New York Film Academy Tony has since been adding skills by the dozen which can all be seen at

From Budgeting to Scheduling with Peter Marshall-Vancouver, through to Mark Travis--Directing Actors, Syd Field--Screenwriting and through Project Management, Advertising Copywriting, Events Planning and developing his Lighting D,.P skills. Obsessing about lighting.

A animal lover, and with eclectic sports tastes, Tony variates between Los Angeles and the UK, hoping to make the move to Los Angeles permanent, and has several short film and a couple of features to develop.

Unique traits: Always learning .Passionate and Tenacious

Gender:
Male

Height:
5' 6"

Eyes:
Blue

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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ZING A SONG! Scene is a baseball field and the hitters all eating a fictional cereal called Zingers which is zesty Ginger,Lemon and Honey corn bites. It Spreads until the entire spectators are singing and eating. Except the umpires.
Have a Nibble When one Nibble isn't enough

Credits

Day Trippers (2014)
Film (Short and Drama) Writer When psychiatrist Dr. Simmons is having his weekly meeting with long time patient Lucy, things quickly begin to stir up between the two. After years of on-going appointments, one of them has had enough of their games and can't take it any longer. Written by Joshua Lander