Brad Armstrong doesn't fuck around with guessing games. His 2009 AVN noms prove it. "Fallen" grabbed sixteen nominations for Wicked and he also wrote, directed, designed, and starred in that gothic thing himself. "Race 2 Race" picked up four more noms including Best Interracial Release. "Chop Shops Chicas" made the cut for Best Interracial Release – Latin. Director of the Year followed like clockwork.
"Coming Home" showed he could nail raw realism. "Fallen" flips the script into the supernatural and pulls it off smooth. He keeps knocking out top-tier drama while most feature directors stay in their lane. Give the guy a blank canvas and he builds the sets and threads the costumes too.
Last year his fairytale "The Craving" racked up Best Film and Best Director noms plus sex-scene love for jessica drake. It cleaned up in both fuck scenes and technical categories. "Coming Home" landed thirteen big noms, including best actor nods for Armstrong and Kirsten Price. He and Barrett Blade walked away with statues.
His rep started behind the camera when he bankrolled his first project. Steve Orenstein caught the vision at a trade show and locked him into an exclusive Wicked deal in '96. Early bangers like "Conquest," "Flashpoint," and "Exile" showed he wasn't green. "Dream Quest" in 2000 dropped on VHS and DVD at the same time—no one had pulled that off. "Euphoria" swept AVN and AFW for Best Feature, Best Director, Best Actress and took Video of the Year at XRCO.
"Falling from Grace" pulled ten noms and two wins: Best Actor for Armstrong, Best Screenplay. He kept writing, acting, set-dressing, and costuming his own shit. "The Collector" won Best Art Direction and Best Screenplay in the same night. "Fluff & Fold" earned jessica drake another Best Actress trophy. "Sold," "Eternity," and Randy Spears' award-winning turn followed.
In 2007 "Manhunters" won Best Film, Best Actress for jessica drake, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Anal Sex Scene. Vignette piece "FUCK" scored five technical and group-scene wins. Even his thriller "Curse Eternal" landed fifteen noms.
Flashpoint to Race 2 Race, Armstrong owns the frame and the narrative. The man who cooked up "Fallen" is still climbing.
Brad Armstrong doesn't fuck around with guessing games. His 2009 AVN noms prove it. "Fallen" grabbed sixteen nominations for Wicked and he also wrote, directed, designed, and starred in that gothic thing himself. "Race 2 Race" picked up four more noms including Best Interracial Release. "Chop Shops Chicas" made the cut for Best Interracial Release – Latin. Director of the Year followed like clockwork.
"Coming Home" showed he could nail raw realism. "Fallen" flips the script into the supernatural and pulls it off smooth. He keeps knocking out top-tier drama while most feature directors stay in their lane. Give the guy a blank canvas and he builds the sets and threads the costumes too.
Last year his fairytale "The Craving" racked up Best Film and Best Director noms plus sex-scene love for jessica drake. It cleaned up in both fuck scenes and technical categories. "Coming Home" landed thirteen big noms, including best actor nods for Armstrong and Kirsten Price. He and Barrett Blade walked away with statues.
His rep started behind the camera when he bankrolled his first project. Steve Orenstein caught the vision at a trade show and locked him into an exclusive Wicked deal in '96. Early bangers like "Conquest," "Flashpoint," and "Exile" showed he wasn't green. "Dream Quest" in 2000 dropped on VHS and DVD at the same time—no one had pulled that off. "Euphoria" swept AVN and AFW for Best Feature, Best Director, Best Actress and took Video of the Year at XRCO.
"Falling from Grace" pulled ten noms and two wins: Best Actor for Armstrong, Best Screenplay. He kept writing, acting, set-dressing, and costuming his own shit. "The Collector" won Best Art Direction and Best Screenplay in the same night. "Fluff & Fold" earned jessica drake another Best Actress trophy. "Sold," "Eternity," and Randy Spears' award-winning turn followed.
In 2007 "Manhunters" won Best Film, Best Actress for jessica drake, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Anal Sex Scene. Vignette piece "FUCK" scored five technical and group-scene wins. Even his thriller "Curse Eternal" landed fifteen noms.
Flashpoint to Race 2 Race, Armstrong owns the frame and the narrative. The man who cooked up "Fallen" is still climbing.
