Reb Braddock is a writer and director of feature films who serves as the Associate Dean for The Film School. He is one of the original architects of the MFA program who has shepherded its growth and success since its first year in 1989.

Mr. Braddock's credits include Curdled (starring William Baldwin and produced by Quentin Tarantino), which he wrote and directed, and his feature writing assignments include Lubov with Rita Frumkin for Silvestri-Freidmen films, Iron Men with Doug Steward for Arnold Kolpelson at 20th Century Fox, and 30 Day Wonder with Frank Patterson for Lampadusa Films. Currently he is developing a feature screenplay for a Los Angeles production company and arranging the final financing for the production of Sambaland, a screenplay he wrote for Tinderbox Films and Spice Factory.

Mr. Braddock recently received a University Teaching Award for excellence in teaching, and is distinguished among his colleagues for consistently earning the highest teaching evaluation scores from students.