Geoff Browne is a Montreal-born international award-winning director whose visceral storytelling style bridges documentary and narrative filmmaking. His distinctive approach was forged through immersive documentary work alongside two-time Oscar-winning director Malcolm Clarke, and includes shooting for National Geographic's "Drugs, Inc.," where he gained unprecedented access to active drug dealers and cartel informants. This commitment to authenticity led him to conduct extensive research in Nigeria's Niger Delta for his upcoming directorial project, currently in development with the Oscar-winning producers of "The King's Speech" and the nominated producer-writers of "The Fighter."

His directing credits include features for major networks, and he has executive produced eight independent features, collaborating with established talent including Jason Patrick ("Lost Boys"), Sean Kanan ("Karate Kid"), Milo Gibson, Peter Facinelli ("Twilight Saga"), Vinnie Jones, Danny Glover, Sean Astin ("Lord of the Rings"), Dolph Lundgren, and Danny Trejo.

Committed to mastering his craft, Browne has completed numerous prestigious industry programs, including 9 Sundance Collab workshops, intensive study with AFI's Peter Markham, and the ASC Masterclass, where he mastered advanced cinematography techniques including volume stage production. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he channeled his storytelling expertise into mentoring inner-city teens through BAFTA's filmmaking programs while volunteering with organizations providing essential services to LA communities.