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Bryan got his start as a news photographer covering the White House and Capitol Hill during the Reagan and Bush eras. He went on to shoot short features on the highly acclaimed magazine show "USA TODAY on TV." In 1990, as Director of Photography, he won a local EMMY for Best Documentary. This documentary on campus crime is just one of many that Bryan has worked on over the years. Bryan has produced and directed documentaries on the mental health system, Haitians in the USA, and on political changes in The United States Congress. He has also produced a children's television show and an urban survival magazine show for cable TV. Born and raised in Central America, Bryan is fluent in the Spanish language. Because of this he often called upon to shot on-location throughout Latin America. World Class Video is equipped with high definition television cameras for on-location production worldwide. World Class Video is based in Annapolis, Maryland, which is a suburb of Washington DC (45min.) and Baltimore (35 min.). Local coverage includes Philadelphia, Richmond and Norfolk. Having lived in the South Florida for 15 years, Bryan is represented by May International in Miami, Florida, (305) 446-7276. Member: WIFV (Women in Film and Video), RTCA (Radio-TV Correspondents' Association), ITVA-DC (Media Communications Association) |