Sabour Bradley is an award-winning filmmaker from Australia, currently living and working in the UK. 

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His work has led him to follow stories all around the world including countries such as Afghanistan, Syria, the Congo, Zimbabwe, India, Turkey, Vanuatu, Indonesia and more.

 

​He has written, directed and produced dramas, documentaries and kids tv for networks such as Nat Geo, Canal Plus, ABC, Al Jazeera, Discovery, Red Bull TV, NTRC, Channel 10, Channel 7, TBV, SBS, Current TV, Tolo TV, Participant Media and more.​

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You can see his imdb filmography here.
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On the development side, his written work has been commissioned and optioned by production companies and networks - including the action-comedy series Two Jacks and thriller Shadow Island with Australia's December Media - while his historical drama Hammer & Tong was a featured finalist in Australia's Blue Sky Drama competition.

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As a member of the Baha'i Faith he has written and directed the story of the Faith in Australia, created Baha'i Tok Tok for Vanuatu Television, produced the youth show Hamvatan for the International Governing body, and served as editor on The Australian Baha'i Bulletin, and the youth magazine Heyday.

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He is currently finalising a range of projects for the new startup Kids Streaming Service Beacon Kids Network.