Brandon stepped foot into the post industry in 2010 as an intern with Beast, Company 3, and Method in Atlanta. Hired on at the conclusion of the internship, he quickly became a decisive part of the team, eventually focusing on finishing and VFX in Flame. Since then he's held roles at The Mill as a Lead Flame Artist, the Emmy award winning Freefolk, and Ntropic as Head of 2D, before settling into his current position as a freelance Flame artist and on-set supervisor.

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Across his career, Brandon has worked on global brands including Apple, Samsung, The New York Times, HBO, Verizon, Cadillac, Lincoln, TD Ameritrade, and Chase, and spearheaded award winning work like the NFL's "Super Bowl Babies" commercial. He's known for speed, organization, and precision, and for building strong client relationships across both large studios and boutique settings.

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The day ChatGPT was released, Brandon recognized that generative AI would reshape how creative work gets made, and has been building with it ever since. He likes to say he's not a sycophant, but he is a believer. That belief shows up in practice: Brandon applied AI extensively in founding his own CPG startup, and now consults with businesses and VFX shops looking to do the same, building out the knowledge bases and workflows that let agents actually work. The mantra is simple: have AI do the dumb stuff while you do the fun stuff.