Brian's early life took place in the Los Angeles suburbs, where his passion for performing was first sparked through his involvement in children's theatre at California Lutheran University. Throughout his career, Brian has worn many hats, including writer, producer, actor, and director, with a wide range of credits to his name.
He has lent his talents to numerous infomercials, showcasing his versatility as a performer. Additionally, Brian has made appearances in various films, further demonstrating his ability to adapt to different roles and mediums.
Some of Brian's most notable recent highlights include serving as the producer in the season finale of Israel's cable series "VIP," opposite the talented Chris Noth. He has also appeared in viral music videos, such as "Rude" and "Sunday Funday," for the reggae fusion band Magic, as well as the dad in Discovery ID Channel's hit crime reenactment show "Blood Relatives."
Brian's impressive resume also includes a role as the dad in Michael Chaves' acclaimed horror short "The Maiden." Furthermore, he has played the character George in the "Happy Hour" wine app, which is available at Trader Joe's. As flight director in the special effects stage show "Apollo 11," Brian brought his expertise to the production.
In addition, Brian has portrayed an FBI agent in Christian Levatino's play "Sunny Afternoon." Throughout his career, Brian has been fortunate enough to work in a diverse and thriving industry, and he continues to be surprised by the exciting opportunities that come his way.
