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Brian

QUARTERHORSE

Brian is an accomplished, award-winning producer and executive producer with two decades of experience building content and live-action productions—from micro-budget passion projects to campaigns often backed by multi-million-dollar budgets. Over his more than 20-year career, he has worked with and successfully overseen projects for top-tier brands including Toyota, Ford, Starbucks, Adidas, Honda, and Verizon, to name just a few.

His diverse portfolio also includes narrative content, music videos, and documentary work, with highlights along the way such as executive producing an accomplished short film that ran the film-festival award circuit before ultimately finding its way onto HBO.

Brian's career spans waves of success on both sides of the production world: fifteen-plus years as a freelance Line Producer and Production Manager, as well as staff and departmental leadership positions inside two of the industry's fastest-growing fitness-content organizations.

As Senior Director of Production at Beachbody, he oversaw a department of 50+ employees and contractors while managing a $20M+ annual production slate across 350+ productions a year—several of which individually generated over $100M in revenue. At Tonal, he led the initial buildout and eventual operation of the company's Los Angeles content studio as Head Line Producer, overseeing another $30M+ annual budget.

That specific combination—hands-on freelance delivery paired with departmental, organizational-level ownership experience—has given him a rare, complete view of what it takes to guide a production from either side of the table.

In 2023, Brian founded The Elevens, a content branding and creative company, where he applied that same range—creative instinct and operational discipline—to a new generation of brand storytelling. His blend of curiosity, discipline, experience, and joy helped build the brand, nurture creativity, and affect profitability before handing it off for its next phase of evolution, while also reaffirming his personal interest in entrepreneurial pursuits beyond the projects model.