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Brian Lindstrom is a documentary filmmaker. In 2013, Lindstrom directed ''Alien Boy: the Life and Death of James Chasse''. The film examines the life of a man diagnosed with schizophrenia who died in police custody in Portland, Oregon on September 17, 2006. ''Alien Boy: the Life and Death of James Chasse'' is distributed by Breaking Glass Pictures and has been shown at film festivals in the US and Canada. Production on ''Alien Boy'' began in 2007〔(Giving 'Alien Boy' help across the finish line ) The Oregonian, published February 08, 2011, retrieved December 7, 2012〕 and ended in 2013. Lindstrom made ''Finding Normal'' in 2007, a cinema-verite documentary following three long-term addicts trying to rebuild their lives with the help of peer counselors. Lindstrom made the film in 2007 on a budget of $5,000, shooting and editing himself. ''Finding Normal'' won awards at the Astoria International and Longbaugh Film Festivals, and was broadcast on Oregon Public Broadcasting. ''Finding Normal'' is the only film ever to be shown to inmates in solitary confinement at Oregon State Penitentiary. Other films directed by Lindstrom include the documentaries ''Kicking,'' ''To Pay My Way With Stories,'' and ''Writing Myself.'' His award-winning narrative short, ''Lucy's Room,'' is adapted from the short story "Surprised by Joy," by Charles Baxter. He was awarded a Telly for work on ''The Visionaries,'' a PBS documentary series hosted by Sam Waterston. Since 1994 Lindstrom has taught in the Northwest Film Center’s Young Filmmaker’s Program, using video as a tool of empowerment for at-risk youth. He has made many films with youth in Portland, rural Oregon, Texas, Idaho and the South Bronx. Lindstrom was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, and graduated from Parkrose High School. He holds an MFA in screenwriting and film directing from Columbia University and as an undergraduate, he attended Lewis & Clark College, receiving a degree in Communications in 1984. He was mentored by retired Lewis & Clark professor Stuart Kaplan, who inspired Lindstrom to pursue a career in film making.〔"Alien Boy," by Drew Lenihan, THE PIONEER LOG - Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper, Vol. 76, Iss. 4. Feb. 18, 2011 ed.〕 Lindstrom is married to the writer Cheryl Strayed. They have two children and live in Portland, Oregon. ==Filmography== * ''Mothering Inside'' (2015) * ''Alien Boy: the Life and Death of James Chasse'' (2013) * ''To Pay My Way With Stories'' (2012) * ''Writing Myself'' * ''Finding Normal'' (2007) * ''Kicking'' (2004) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Brian Lindstrom」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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