Bridget is Brooklyn-based documentary filmmaker and cinematographer from Nebraska. She has camera operated on productions like Showtime’s “Couple’s Therapy,” Amazon’s “Celebrity Substitute,” and Peacock’s “Downey Wrote That.” She was the director of photography on Kareem Rahma’s series “Keep the Meter Running” and was cinematographer for the feature documentary “Rowdy Girl,” which premiered at Hot Docs in 2023. She’s most passionate about work that centers on subjects who are underrepresented in media and characters who break assumptions and stereotypes. She’s currently directing a feature documentary about naturalists in the Midwest and a 16mm video installation piece about sunsets. In her spare time she makes mugs and vases at the ceramics studio and travels anywhere + everywhere with a film camera in hand.

Rooted in New York, sometimes Nebraska, often elsewhere; available for hire + willing to travel, always.

Contact: mcquillanb8@gmail.com