David Brooks
An influential figure within the NYC experimental film community of the mid-1960s, David Brooks died tragically young leaving behind only a handful of works. David Brooks died in an automobile accident in 1969 at the age of 24 with only six completed works to his credit.
- Known for
- Directing
- Died
- 1969-12-31
Known for
- Hold Me While I'm Naked (1966) — Music
- The Wind Is Driving Him Toward the Open Sea (1968) — Director
- Carolyn and Me (1969) — Director
- Nightspring Daystar (1964) — Self
- Winter '64-'66 (1967) — Director
- Letter to D.H. in Paris (1967) — Director
- Carolyn and Me: Part One (1969) — Director
- Carolyn and Me: Part Two (1969) — Director
- Carolyn and Me: Part Three (1969) — Director
- Film Magazine of the Arts (1965) — Cinematography
- Jerry (1963) — Director
- Eel Creek (1968) — Director
- Roland Kirk (1964) — Director
- Early Fragments (1966) — Director
- Late Fragments (1969) — Director
- Redcap or Peanut Butter on My Roof (1965) — Editor