David Brooks

David Brooks

b. 1944 — d. 1969 (aged 25)

Cinematographer Director

An influential figure within the NYC experimental film community of the mid-1960s, David Brooks died tragically young leaving behind only a handful of works. David Brooks died in an automobile accident in 1969 at the age of 24 with only six completed works to his credit.

Known For

The Wind Is Driving Him Toward the Open Sea

The Wind Is Driving Him Toward the Open Sea

Letter to D.H. in Paris

Nightspring Daystar

Nightspring Daystar

Filmography

Carolyn and Me: Part One

Carolyn and Me: Part One

1969 Self Director Cinematographer

Carolyn and Me: Part Three

1969 Self Director Cinematographer

Carolyn and Me: Part Two

1969 Self Director Cinematographer

The Wind Is Driving Him Toward the Open Sea

The Wind Is Driving Him Toward the Open Sea

1968 Director Cinematographer

1968 Director Cinematographer

Letter to D.H. in Paris

1967 Director Cinematographer

Nightspring Daystar

Nightspring Daystar

1964 Director Cinematographer

1963 Director Cinematographer

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