Brian's illustrious career in the entertainment industry commenced with his mesmerizing interpretation of Henry Grenfel in D.H. Lawrence's theatrical adaptation, The Fox, at the University of Wyoming, where he left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of witnessing his remarkable performance.
Brian's academic journey commenced in 1992 when he enrolled at the University of Northern Colorado, where he pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. After successfully completing his undergraduate program in 1997, Brian made a significant career transition by joining Qwest Communications in a full-time capacity. For a period of five years, he held the esteemed position of Senior Design Engineer, applying his technical expertise to drive innovative solutions within the organization.
In tandem with his professional pursuits, Brian remained committed to fostering his creative inclinations by actively engaging in various artistic endeavors. His passion for acting led him to take on diverse roles in plays, commercials, independent films, and industrial videos, allowing him to showcase his talents and versatility as a performer.
Brian, a visionary individual, embarked on a groundbreaking endeavor in the year 2001, teaming up with his brother Dean to craft a series of short films that would leave a lasting impact on the industry. Their inaugural project, The Netherbeast of Berm-Tech Indistries, Inc., received widespread critical acclaim and recognition, prompting the brothers to take the next logical step by adapting it into a feature-length film.
The ambitious project, titled Netherbeast Incorporated, boasted an impressive cast of talented actors, including the likes of Bruce Dellis, Darrell Hammond, Judd Nelson, Dave Foley, Jason Mewes, Robert Wagner, Steve Burns, and Amy Davidson. After months of hard work and dedication, the film was finally released nationwide in the year 2009, leaving a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike.
The film's success was a testament to the brothers' creative vision, skillful storytelling, and ability to bring together a talented group of individuals to work towards a common goal. As a result, Netherbeast Incorporated left a lasting legacy in the world of cinema, cementing Brian and Dean's status as innovative and ambitious filmmakers.
Brian and his brother Dean, having enjoyed a notable level of success with their earlier endeavour, Netherbeast Incorporated, soon found themselves in high demand, with a prestigious offer to join the creative team behind Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns, a highly acclaimed and popular TBS sitcom.
In the year 2009, the brothers decided to accept this esteemed opportunity and brought their unique perspectives and skills to the show, playing a vital role in shaping the creative direction of the series.
In the year 2010, Brian embarked on a creative endeavor of co-production and co-starring in the horror film, "Films to Die For: The Graves", a spine-tingling production released under the banner of Lion Gate's 8. This cinematic masterpiece boasted an impressive ensemble cast, featuring the talented Tony Todd, Bill Moseley, Amanda Wyss, Clare Grant, and Jillian Murray. The film's nationwide premiere took place in January of that same year, sending shivers down the spines of horror enthusiasts across the country.
In the latter half of 2010, Brian collaborated with his sibling Dean in co-authoring, co-directing, and serving as the producer for the humorous web-based television series "Here & Now". This groundbreaking venture featured a talented cast, including Judd Nelson, Traci Lords, and Alexis Arquette, and served as a testament to the brothers' remarkable range as creative forces and entertainers.
In the same calendar year, Brian took on a multifaceted role, serving as both the producer and co-star of a highly engaging and thought-provoking drama titled Dirty Little Trick, which premiered on the renowned television network Showtime. This captivating production boasted an impressive cast, featuring the talented Dean Cain, the versatile Michael Madsen, and the accomplished actress Christie Burson.
Brian's creative endeavors in the film industry reached new heights in 2011, as he took on the role of producer for the highly acclaimed drama, Sprawl. Directed by his brother, Dean, this thought-provoking masterpiece brought together an impressive ensemble cast, including the talented Nicole Fox, Jennifer Taylor, Michael Madsen, and Tom Malloy.
