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Brad began his career as a child actor from 1967 to 1988. His credits include seven feature films, two TV series, seven pilots, numerous TV movies and guest appearances, extensive theater work, and over 100 commercials. Notable projects include:
Red Dawn (1984) directed by John Milius, the stage production of On Golden Pond at the Ahmanson Theater, The Tony Randall Show (1976) where he was a regular for two seasons, and a Del Monte Gel Cup commercial directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
He attended CSUN and was the lead singer of the band Fashion Risk before playing bass and singing for the power rock trio Big Boy Combo (Aerial Flipout Records). Brad worked as a runner on the TV show ALF (1986), then as a post-production coordinator for Patchett Kaufman Entertainment, followed by freelance work on various made-for-television movies. Developing an interest in film editing, he pursued it as a more stable career while starting a family.
In April 1992, Brad began working in motion picture marketing, joining the in-house trailer department at Universal where he started editing trailers and TV spots.
From 1999 to 2005, he co-owned Flashframe, a boutique trailer and post-production company in Hollywood, with partner David Friedman. Flashframe produced advertising materials for major studios and independent film companies, as well as main title sequences for film and television.
After producing audio/visual materials for BLT, a leading movie marketing firm in Hollywood, Brad returned to Universal as a vice president in the in-house trailer department.
In 2011, he co-founded Bandwagon Media, a production company creating and producing content across film, TV, marketing, and digital platforms. He also co-owns and operates The Woodshed Studios in North Hollywood, California.
Brad plays bass guitar and sings in the celebrity cover bands Band From TV and The Action Figures.
