Ben Bevan-Pritchard
- Known for
- Directing
- Birthplace
- Sheffield, England
Ben has worked in broadcast television for over 10 years and won The Guild of Television Cameramen Award in 2012 for his work on 'The Great Climb' which also won a Scottish BAFTA. Ben's camerawork has contributed to films winning multiple awards including 'Best Climbing Film' at Kendal in 2000 for 'Blood Sweat and Bagels.' It went on to win over 10 international awards. In the same year he directed and shot 'Splinter' which won 'Best Short' also at Kendal. His film about John Gaskins in 'Stick It' won 'Best Climbing Sequence' at Kendal in 2001. Ben co-directed a film for CBBC about Ella Kirkpatrick climbing El Capitan in California. It was part of the 'My Life' series on CBBC and received a standing ovation at Kendal 2013. In 2012 Ben shot 'The Dragon's Back Race' which won 'Best Running Film' at Sheffield Adventure Film Festival and 'Best Film' at Graz along with four other international awards.
Filmography
Statement of Youth 2019
Cinematography
- Cape Wrath: Inside Scotland's Epic Ultra-running Race
Cape Wrath: Inside Scotland's Epic Ultra-running Race 2017
Director
It's Not Repetition, It's Discipline 2014
as Self
- Hard XS
Hard XS 2007
Producer
The Fall: The Wonderful and Frightening World of Mark E. Smith 2005
as Himself
Kilimanjaro: Going For Broke 2004
Director
Stone Love 2001
Director
Stick It 2001
Director
One Summer: Bouldering in the Peak 1994
Director, Producer
Credits from TMDB.