Born and raised in a surrounding area outside of the nation's capital, Washington D.C., Brendan's initial foray into the world of filmmaking was sparked at a remarkably young age. This nascent fascination was swiftly fueled by his admiration for the works of Roger Corman, a renowned filmmaker known for his campy, low-budget productions, as well as The Asylum, a studio celebrated for its sensationalist, often provocative, and frequently humorous B-movies. As a direct result of this early exposure, Brendan secured his first position in the industry on the 2015 film "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!", a campy, over-the-top disaster movie that has since become a cult classic. Today, Brendan resides in Los Angeles, where he has had the opportunity to work on a diverse array of projects, including low-budget B-movies, documentaries, and high-end narrative features, thus further solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished filmmaker.
