Director
Ben Proudfoot
Born October 29, 1990 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada46 films
Ben Proudfoot (born 29 October 1990) is a Canadian documentary filmmaker. He directed The Queen of Basketball, winner of the 2021 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject; as well as co-director with Kris Bowers of the short documentary film A Concerto Is a Conversation, which was an Academy Award nominee for Best Documentary (Short Subject) at the 93rd Academy Awards in 2021. He and Bowers were also winners of the 2024 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject for The Last Repair Shop.
Filmography
46 films as director- TBAThe Buffalo MiracleDirector
- TBAWitt V. Air ForceDirector
- 2026The Baddest Speechwriter of AllDirector
- 2025The Eyes of GhanaDirector
- 2025Doc AlbanyDirector
- 2025The First RainDirector
- 2024The TurnaroundDirector
- 2024The Final Copy of Ilon SpechtDirector
- 2024The Last Repair ShopDirector
- 2023Forgiving JohnnyDirector
- 2022The Best Chef in the WorldDirector
- 2022The First ReportDirector
- 2022Mink!Director
- 2022If You Have: The Untold Story of UNICEFDirector
- 2021The Unchosen OneDirector
- 2021The Silent Pulse of the UniverseDirector
- 2021The Queen of BasketballDirector
- 2021AngelaDirector
- 2021JerryDirector
- 2020CalvinDirector
- 2020RosaryDirector
- 2020HumbertoDirector
- 2020A Concerto Is a ConversationDirector
- 2019The Lost AstronautDirector
- 2019The Other Fab FourDirector
- 2019Kim I AmDirector
- 2019The King of Fish and ChipsDirector
- 2019That's My JazzDirector
- 2019Beautifully SavageDirector
- 2018GeorgeDirector
- 2018The Catalyte StoryDirector
- 2018Still HereDirector
- 2017A Love Letter to LisbonDirector
- 2017KunstglaserDirector
- 2017Lost at SeaDirector
- 2016Rwanda & JulietDirector
- 2015RustDirector
- 2015LadybugDirector
- 2015Fibre & WoodDirector
- 2015TurnsDirector
- 2015StoneDirector
- 2015Mother EarthDirector
- 2015Paper RuschaDirector
- 2013The OxDirector
- 2011Ink & PaperDirector
- 2011Dinner With FredDirector