Bryan Buckley

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Bryan Buckley
Born	September 3, 1963 Massachusetts, United States
Occupation	Film director, Film writer

Bryan Buckley (born September 3, 1963) is an American film and commercial director and screenwriter. He was born in Massachusetts.

Films

Asad (film) (2012) : director, writer, producer
The Wake-Up Caller (2004) : director, writer
Krug (film) (2004) : director, writer
New Jersey Turnpikes (1999) : director ^[1]

ASAD

Bryan Buckley has been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 85th Academy Awards for his short film ASAD which he directed and wrote.^[2] It was shot in South Africa in September 2011 with an all Somali refugee cast. ASAD tells a young Somali boy's tale of how he deals with the decision to fall into a pirate life, or become an honest working fisherman.^[3]

Super Bowl Commercials

Best Buy - Asking Amy (2013)
Tide (brand) - Miracle Stain (2013)
Coca-Cola - Mirage (2013)
CareerBuilder - Business Trip (2012)
Best Buy - Ozzy vs Bieber (2011)
Audi - Release the Hounds (2011)
Mini Cooper - Cram It in the Boot (2011)
Teleflora - Help Me Faith with Faith Hill (2011)
CareerBuilder - Parking Lot (2011)
McDonald's - Proud Papa (2011)
Audi - Green Police (2010)
HomeAway - Hotel Hell Vacation (2010)
Cash4Gold - One Up (2009)
Bud Light - Conan O'Brien (2009)
Sprint Nextel - Roadies (2009)
Planters - Perfume (2008)
Bud Light - Endorsement with Jackie Moon (2008)
CareerBuilder - "Darts" "Promotion Pit" "Performance Evaluation" (2007)
Chevy - Car Wash (2007)
Bud Light - Save Yourself (2006)

Sprint Nextel - "Crime Deterrent" "Couch" (2006)
Burger King - America's Favorite with The Whopperettes (2006)
CareerBuilder - "I Understand" "Celebration" (2006)
FedEx - Top Ten (2005)
GoDaddy.com - GoDaddy (2005)
Mastercard - Cashier (2005)
CareerBuilder - "Titanic" "Whoopi Cushion" "Monkey's Apology" (2005)
Chevy - Soap (2004)
Pepsi - The Osbournes (2003)
FedEx - Desert Island (2003)
H&R Block - Willie (2003)
Visa - Bacon (2002)
E-Trade - Entertainer (2002)
Charles Schwab - HR King (2002)
E-Trade - "Security Guard" "Romantic Dinner" "Monkey II" (2001)
FedEx - Blow Up (2001)
E-Trade - "Monkey" "Basketball" "Out the Wazoo" "Window" (2000)
Monster.com - When I Grow Up (1999)^[4]

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Name	Buckley, Bryan
Alternative names
Short description	American film director
Date of birth	September 3, 1963
Place of birth	Massachusetts, United States
Date of death
Place of death

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