Brian's remarkable odyssey within the realm of entertainment commenced with a prestigious Acting Scholarship to the esteemed Pepperdine University in the year 1988, a development that precipitated a significant relocation from his native Carolinas to the vibrant metropolis of Los Angeles.
Brian's academic tenure at Pepperdine University had a profound impact on his burgeoning acting career, as he became an integral part of the 1980s and 1990s cult horror film landscape, leaving an indelible mark on the genre with his memorable performances in a trio of iconic cult classics.
His portrayal of Bunt Wallace in Stan Winston's seminal 1988 film, Pumpkinhead, showcased his versatility as an actor, as he brought depth and nuance to a character that has since become synonymous with the horror genre.
In addition to his work on Pumpkinhead, Brian also appeared in Mickey Rooney's 1995 film, Silent Night Deadly Night V, playing the role of Pino, a character that further demonstrated his range as an actor.
Furthermore, Brian's collaboration with Brian Yuzna on the 1989 film, Society, marked a significant milestone in his career, as he brought Martin Petrie to life, a character that added to the film's notoriety and cemented his status as a rising star in the world of cult horror cinema.
Through these roles, Brian solidified his position as a talented and in-demand actor, and his contributions to the world of cult horror continue to be celebrated and revered by fans of the genre to this day.
Throughout his illustrious career, he had the unparalleled privilege of collaborating with a plethora of iconic figures in the film industry, including the highly acclaimed and renowned actor Brad Dourif, with whom he had the unique opportunity to portray his father in the 1990 horror film Spontaneous Combustion, directed by the esteemed Tobe Hooper.
A veteran of the cinematic realm, Brian has had the privilege of accumulating a vast treasure trove of narratives and recollections from his extensive body of work, which has only continued to gain widespread acclaim and admiration as the years have passed, with his films now being cherished and revered by audiences of all ages.
Brian's professional endeavors extend far beyond the realm of horror, as he has made notable appearances in a diverse array of projects, boasting an impressive resume that showcases his versatility as a thespian. Among his many credits, he has had the distinction of being part of the critically acclaimed television series "Rectify", a production of the esteemed Sundance Channel, helmed by the acclaimed director Ray McKinnon. Furthermore, his talents have been showcased in the feature film "Permanent", a release of Magnolia Pictures, where he shared the screen with a talented cast, including the renowned actors Rain Wilson and Patricia Arquette.
Notably, he has also made significant contributions to the world of cinema by appearing in a variety of notable films, including the critically acclaimed "Miracles from Heaven", where he shared the screen with esteemed actresses Queen Latifah and Jennifer Garner. Furthermore, he has showcased his impressive range by taking on a diverse array of roles in both live-action and voice-over capacities for the prolific Tyler Perry, with credits that include the popular television series "The Oval", as well as several other notable productions, such as "Why Did I Get Married" and numerous other projects within the Tyler Perry franchise.
Over the course of the past quarter of a century, Brian has painstakingly crafted a reputation as a preeminent Voice Over artist, meticulously honing his craft across a wide range of mediums, including the realms of commercial, animation, and video game production.
His impressive portfolio boasts a diverse array of credits, with notable highlights including his portrayal of the series regular role of Nick in the critically acclaimed The Walking Dead Game Season Two, a collaborative effort with the esteemed Telltale Games.
Furthermore, Brian's impressive vocal range has been showcased in the animated series Dollar Toy Squad, where he brought to life the nefarious character of G1, a villainous mastermind courtesy of Picture It Productions.
Brian's distinctive vocal tone has garnered significant recognition, as he has lent his voice to the esteemed role of Mr. Peanut for Vayner Media and Planters Peanuts, a testament to his exceptional talent and versatility as a voice actor.
Beyond his notable accomplishments as a multifaceted thespian and skilled voiceover professional, Brian is equally engaged in the realms of feature film and television development, leveraging his extensive experience and creative acumen to nurture innovative projects from conception to fruition.
