Dilly Gent on Clubhouse

Bio

Dilly Gent. Sometimes a producer, other times a creative director and always a fixer, her M.O is best defined as that of a vision crafter.

Early on, she gained a reputation for her ability to match the right people with the right project. She’s been the secret sauce behind many of them – often steering artists in the right visual direction, and inspiring others to take up a path that rings more true to them.

Dilly spent 16 years as Radiohead’s Creative Director, earning a Grammy Nomination for the feature length documentary “Meeting People Is Easy”. In 2005 launched “From The Basement” with music producer Nigel Godrich, a global music TV series featuring artists such as The White Stripes, Beck, Sonic Youth, Radiohead and Red Hot Chili Peppers amongst others.

In 2007, Dilly commissioned and executive produced 60 short films for Al Gore’s Live Earth campaign, to raise awareness about climate change.

While working on this campaign, Dilly discovered her deep love and concern for the environment, pushing her to create projects designed to deliver a green message through music and film.