Writer. Filmmaker.

Brad Saville is a Brooklyn-based writer and director.

He has written and directed two feature films. His first, Williamsburg (2006), screened at multiple festivals and received critical recognition, including a three-and-a-half-star review from Film Threat, which called it “an impressive and memorable achievement.” His second feature, Regretting Fish, premiered at the Williamsburg International Film Festival, where it won Best Feature and Best Screenplay, and later played at festivals including Las Vegas International and Syracuse International.

Saville has also written extensively for the stage. His work has been produced by Blue Box Productions as part of their Sticky series, and he later co-founded Eastwind Theater Company, where he wrote and directed three full-length plays staged in Off-Off Broadway theaters across Manhattan.

Born in Huntington, West Virginia, Saville studied Marine Biology and Philosophy at the College of Charleston, graduating in 2002. After a period away from filmmaking, he returned to writing with renewed focus. In 2025, he completed a new feature screenplay and is currently finishing a novel, The City Is My Mistress, expected in 2026.