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- Bryan Stefancyk is a Historical Producer, Re-enactment Coordinator, Historical Advisor, and Military Historian known for his painstakingly accurate historical recreations and attention to historical accuracy for film and media projects for major museums and television. He provides "one-stop shop" specialist historical production services which include but are not limited to: historical expertise and technical advice, re-enactment coordination, action arrangement, art direction, props, set dressing, costuming, and location coordination.
- IMDb mini biography by: War Historian, LLC
- Bryan began his career working on historical films when he was only 15 years old.
- Bryan is a WWII Pacific War and Indochina Wars battlefield historian and has traveled extensively to 20th century battlefields in the Pacific and Asia.
- Bryan Stefancyk was Historical Producer for "Washington's War Tent Theater", "4D Battlefield Theater", "Tearing Down The King", and the "Oneida Nation Theater". Four films/media produced by Donna Lawrence Productions for the Museum of the American Revolution, which opened in Philadelphia in 2017.
- Bryan has interviewed, filmed and recorded hundreds of WWII veterans in their homes, at reunions, at airshows, and overseas on the original battlefields.
- While in college, Bryan worked as an intern at the West Point Museum at United States Military Academy (the oldest and largest public collection of miltaria in the Western Hemisphere). Bryan was privileged to be only the second intern in the prestigious museum's history.
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