Felix Brady is a London-based commercial and music video director represented globally by Stink Films. With a background in art department—spanning carpentry, props, and set design—Brady brings hands-on technical problem-solving to high-concept storytelling. He has directed campaigns for Nike, Samsung, Squarespace, Verizon, NBA, ITV, Peloton, and G-Star RAW, earning recognition from UKMVA, One Show, D&AD, AICP, and British Arrows. Brady specializes in motion control cinematography, often custom-building rigs for location shoots: he welded a steel cage to a caravan for Col3trane's 'Tyler,' fabricated a lightweight 'Dino Rig' for a ten-location Nike shoot in Berlin, and hacked a second camera to filter out tattoo pigment in real-time for Greentea Peng's 'Hu Man.' His recent work includes ITV's 'There's No Place Like ITV' (2026), a time-jumping brand epic spanning the Stone Age to modern living rooms, and the NBA's 'Playoff Mode' campaign (2024) featuring Chris Rock and marquee players. Brady's Squarespace film 'Everything to Sell Anything' (2023) showcased Unreal Engine environments and LED stage work. He regularly collaborates with cinematographer Anna Smoroňová and colorist Alex Gregory, and often credits himself for sound design, underscoring a multidisciplinary approach rooted in resourcefulness and in-camera ingenuity.