Biography

Brady Palubiski is a filmmaker, producer, and composer based between Los Angeles and Milwaukee. He currently serves as a creative film executive and producer at Unanimous Media, the production company founded by NBA star Stephen Curry.

His recent work includes contributions to Sony Pictures' animated feature Goat, as well as several Unanimous projects such as the Amazon Prime docuseries Allen Iv3rson and The Baddest Speechwriter of All, which won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival before being acquired by Netflix. Brady has been on the scripted and documentary film/tv team at Unanimous for over five years and during that timeframe has helped produce Netflix's animated series Good Times, the Peacock series Mr. Throwback, and two impact-driven documentary films Sentenced and Good Shot. Looking ahead, Brady is working on the upcoming Canelo Alvarez documentary for Netflix and is leading development on numerous scripted film projects for Unanimous.

Brady also produces independent films with Kebrado, a celluloid-only company founded by filmmaker Brian Tetsuro Ivie. There, he co-produced two 16mm features: Serenity, an intimate documentary exploring opiate addiction, and Anima, a road-trip drama starring Sydney Chandler (Alien: Earth) and Takehiro Hira (Shogun), which premiered at SXSW in 2026.

As a director and writer, Brady is currently developing a horror-thriller feature and has written three additional feature scripts with his creative partner, Abby Tattle. He began filmmaking at a young age, gaining local recognition in high school after premiering three feature films. He later studied film production at a top U.S. film school and went on to work at The Ellen Show, Columbia Pictures, and on the set of Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Alongside his film work, Brady continues to create original shorts and music videos, while also pursuing his passion for composing film scores and songwriting
- IMDb mini biography by: Abby Tattle