Richard Dale is a renowned and acclaimed director, boasting a trailblazing career in factual storytelling for television and film. With a remarkable track record of creativity and innovation, Richard has made a lasting impact on the industry. His impressive credentials include being a BAFTA Best New Drama Director nominee for the Channel 4 cult drama hit Teachers, a testament to his pioneering work in the dramatic telling of factual stories.
Richard's international success, D-Day 6-6-44, was not only Grierson and BAFTA nominated but also garnered widespread critical acclaim. His other notable projects, 9/11 Inside the Twin Towers and Moonshot, pushed the boundaries of factual drama, earning EMMY nods in the category of Best Made for TV Movie.
As a documentarian, Richard has also made a significant mark with his feature-length film, Rocketmen, which is widely regarded as the definitive cinematic telling of NASA's first half century in space exploration. This groundbreaking film showcases Richard's exceptional storytelling abilities and his dedication to bringing complex and fascinating stories to life on the big screen.
Before embarking on his directorial career, Richard began his journey at the BBC, where he honed his skills and developed his unique vision. He later went on to found Independent Production Company, Dangerous Films Ltd, in 2005, serving as its Director of Creative Content. In 2009, the company was sold to European media giant Zodiak, further solidifying Richard's reputation as a visionary and successful entrepreneur.
Throughout his career, Richard has been instrumental in transforming TV content into global business brands. His work on IMAX 3D feature "Walking with Dinosaurs, Prehistoric Planet" and Giant Screen Feature "The Human Body" turned two of the most successful factual TV series of their era into multi-million dollar worldwide properties. With his impressive array of accolades and a reputation for innovation, Richard Dale is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with in the world of factual storytelling.
