Biography

Raised as a gymnast and theatre actor, Brian's recent love of directing has guided him to stories focused on humanity and all of its glorious, hideous, and delightful features. Brian grew up as a competitive gymnast for Active Athletics. However, his love of theater drew him away from the sport and into the world of drama. Throughout his schooling, Brian took multiple acting classes to further his skills as a performer on stage. During his college years, he discovered his love of telling his own stories through filmmaking. As he began his college career, Brian would focus on the study of filmmaking while keeping up with his acting in the form of voice-over. Brian directed his debut music video, "Holding On," in May of 2024, which went on to premiere at both the Atlanta Underground and Phoenixville Film Festivals. From there, Brian went into production management and worked in the AD department for multiple short films.

In February of 2025, Brian directed the short film "88.6," starring Audrey Lynn-Marie and Tyler Juergens as siblings on the run as a tribute to his little sister and the impact that she made on Brian's creative life. Aurdrey has since gone on to star in Five Nights at Freddy's 2.

Since then, Brian has returned to the production department while keeping up his voice acting career as Clint Eatswood in the stop motion short film "God Dam" which has since gone on to screen at film festivals across the country. Brian also assistant directed "The Crossing," a short dance film by Mike Tyus, which won best Sceendance Short at the Indie Short Fest in Los Angeles, California. Brian is now working as a production assistant, utility, and production coordinator, working on a variety of projects such as "The Grand Tour 2.0" on Amazon Prime, "Now We Know With Steve Guttenberg" on CNBC, and "Monday Night Football (Steelers vs. Texans)." Brian continues to develop as both a filmmaker and an actor, as each project provides new inspiration for the next steps in his career.
- IMDb mini biography by: Brian Cloutier