Bruce Redman

Who is Bruce Redman?

Dr Bruce Redman is an Australian film director, film critic, radio personality, and media relations manager. He currently works for The Salvation Army as the Territorial Media Relations Director and is based in Melbourne, Victoria.

Redman was born in Melbourne on 25 April 1960 and lived his early life in Bulleen and Templestowe before moving to Brisbane in 1972.

His early interest in Film, Television and Media was inspired by his appearance on a gameshow with his Grandmother called "It could be You" with Tommy Hanlon Junior and his stumbling across a film crew shooting "Homicide" at the Bulleen TAB.

After his schooling at Everton Park State High School he studied as a Teacher at QUT majoring in music and photography. After teaching for just over two years he began work at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as a trainee where he learnt film, television and radio technical and operational skills over three years.

After working as an editor and sound recordist on ABC Current Affairs such as Nationwide and the 7.30 Report and ABC documentaries, Redman worked for Education Queensland as a producer/director/writer of documentary programs for teachers and students.