See how it works
Book Todd with Paydesk
Make your booking securely through paydesk for these benefits:
1
Preferred Booking Channel
Todd is more likely to commit to assignments booked through paydesk, as it is a trusted platform that validates the seriousness and legitimacy of each engagement.2
Insured Bookings for Peace of Mind
We provide basic insurance coverage with each booking on paydesk, giving both you and the media professional confidence and protection while they work for you.3
Effortless Online Payment
Paydesk offers a payment protection system to ensure payments are only finalized when you are satisfied with the job completion. Freelancers trusts our process that guarantees their efforts are rewarded upon successful delivery of servicesStill have questions?
Check FAQAbout Todd
Todd Brown is a journalist based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Todd Brown has been writing, producing, and shooting national and international news segments for 15 years. Prior to creating short videos and shoot tv news in southeast asia he served as hard news segment producer with MTV News. He is also was a frequent editor and contributor of international segments for Current TV, and an established documentary photographer who has exhibited his work at several esteemed galleries throughout the Los Angeles area and Phnom Penh. Todd received his Masters in History of International Relations from the London School of Economics in 2001 and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts from the University of Wisconsin in 1998.
English
Arts & Books
Fact Checking
Portfolio
Win A Chance To Watch Karl Lemieux's MAUDITE POUTINE (SHAMBLES) Online For Free!
Karl Lemieux's feature film Maudite Poutine (Shambles) premiered in Venice and will be shown at the Toronto festival. The film, which involves a 27-year-old Vincent fleeing to the backwoods after stealing drugs, is available for online viewing through Festival Scope's Venice Sala Web. Five free passes are being offered to ScreenAnarchy readers.
RIOT GIRLS, a New Sci-Fi Actioner From XX's Jovanka Vuckovic
Variety reports that Jovanka Vuckovic will direct 'Riot Girls,' a sci-fi action film written by Katherine Collins and produced by Lauren Grant. The story revolves around a world where adults have died, and a teenage girl embarks on a journey of violence and discovery after her brother is captured. The film is noted for its unique blend of genres and is currently casting. The article expresses excitement for Vuckovic's venture into sci-fi, given her background in horror, and highlights the film's all-female creative team.
Toronto 2016 Review: THE WAR SHOW Gives Filmmaking New Meaning in Syria
Obaidah Zytoon's debut documentary 'The War Show' provides a unique female perspective on the Arab Spring and the ongoing civil war in Syria. The film, which won the Venice Days award and played at the Toronto International Film Festival, is described as an authentic snapshot of revolution, capturing the experiences of Zytoon and her friends. It is noted for its raw quality, emotional impact, and the way it underlines the power of the camera in documenting truth during war. The review suggests that the film challenges the narratives produced by both the regime and resistance fighters, and it is seen as an act of defiance and a potential tool for change in Syria.
Have Your Say: Welcome To The Desert Of The Real
Screen Anarchy discusses the release of Clint Eastwood's film 'Sully', starring Tom Hanks as Captain Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger, which portrays the 'Miracle Of The Hudson'. The article reflects on how real events are dramatized in cinema and asks readers for their opinions on the best based-on-a-true-story films and the reasons for their choices.
Chicago's success must be bigger than the downtown boom
Chicago's downtown is thriving, but other areas face population loss and disinvestment. The Metropolitan Planning Council urges mayoral candidates to prioritize balanced growth and maintain racial and economic diversity. Strategies include stabilizing South and West Side homes, closing the black youth employment gap, coordinating neighborhood investments, creating transit-oriented development, and embracing immigration. Companies like Aon, Allstate, and Accenture are partnering with City Colleges for apprenticeships. Targeted investments and policies can support communities of color and mitigate displacement.
A short video I produced, shot and edited on a solar project delivering solar power to homes off the grid in rural Cambodia.
A short video I produced, shot, and edited for an Oxfam GB's development program in rural Cambodia.
A short documentary I produced, shot, and edited for a performing arts show in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam.
A short video I produced, shot and edited for a USAID funded program designed and implemented by Columbia University.
A short video I produced, shot and edited for the Port of Sihanoukville in Cambodia.
A short video I produced,shot and edited for the Indochina Starfish foundation in Cambodia.
Trailer: SADHURAM 2 Looks to Recreate the Success of SAW
Sadhuram 2, dubbed 'India's First Philanthropical Thriller,' is set to debut in Indian cinemas. Directed by Sumanth Radhakrishnan, the Tamil language film has been in development for over two years. It draws creative inspiration from the Saw franchise, with authorization from the Saw team. The film aims to incorporate socially conscious themes and is not a sequel despite its title, which suggests an ambiguous narrative structure.
Blu-ray Review: BLUE SUNSHINE Rises on Blu-ray from Filmcentrix
Jeff Lieberman's horror film Blue Sunshine, known for its drug paranoia theme, has been restored from the original 35mm negatives and released on Blu-ray by Filmcentrix. The release includes a 4K restoration, commentary, interviews, and a plethora of bonus materials, both disc-based and physical. The film is compared to works by Cronenberg and De Palma and is considered an underrated gem from the '70s. The Blu-ray package, overflowing with extras including a CD soundtrack and printed materials, is highly recommended for collectors.
New York Asian 2016 Interview: Sakaki Hideo on KIYAMACHI DARUMA, VERSUS and the Rules of Bad Taste
Sakaki Hideo, known for his role in the Japanese film VERSUS, discusses his career trajectory from actor to director at the New York Asian Film Festival, where he presented his latest directorial work, KIYAMACHI DARUMA. He reflects on his early days in Tokyo, the influence of colleagues like Sakaguchi Tak, Yamaguchi Yudai, and Kitamura Ryuhei, and the importance of creating one's own opportunities. Hideo anticipates a mixed reaction to KIYAMACHI DARUMA, particularly due to its shocking opening. He also praises actor Endo Kenichi for his performance as a quadruple amputee and hints at a future project set in New York.
×
Todd's
confirmed information
✓
Identity
Verified using government ID
Sep 2023
Sep 2023
✓
Financial institution
Verified Feb 2018
✓
Phone number
Verified Apr 2018
✓
Joined
Feb 2018