Paul Brooks

Paul Brooks is a British film producer and distributor. Brooks is native to London, and pursued his education at the University of London, majoring in Sociology and Psychology. Before setting foot in cinema, Brooks worked at a real estate firm, where he was an agent, and a consultant. His production of “Shadow of a Vampire” was nominated for an Academy Award. The inception of Brooks’s career as a producer began with the British comedy film, “Leon the Pig Farmer.” The movie was directed by Gary Sinyor and Vadim Jean and was the recipient of unexpected success among the masses. In the year 1993, Brooks founded the production firm “Metrodome Group Ltd.” Under that banner, Brooks produced movies mired in controversies such as Killing Time, Proteus, “Darklands,” and Beyond Bedlam.

The Julian Richards-directed “Darklands” went on to become a cult hit, in the genre of “Horror”. The decade of the 90s saw Brooks produce films such as Leon the Pig Farmer, Beyond Bedlam, Clockwork Mice, “Solitaire for 2,” Proteus, “Darklands,” The Real Howard Spitz, Killing Time, and One More Kiss. The millennium years saw him in the production roles for Shadow of the Vampire, The Man from Elysian Fields, The Badge, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, 13 Moons, and Rolling Kansas. Following which, Brooks also produced The Long Weekend, The White Noise, The Wedding Date, Slither, Whisper, Because I Said So, The Haunting in Connecticut, Blood Creek, My Sassy Girl, and New in Town, among many others. Brooks has also produced Pitch Perfect Click to look into! >> Read More... , Search Party and Pitch Perfect 2.