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Published: March 28, 2023, 10:15 p.m.

Brandon has over 25 years of experience in the world of Latino film and in the Hispanic

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communities of Los Angeles, New York City, and San Antonio TX.

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As a son to Edward James Olmos, Brandon began as an intern with Olmos Productions in

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1991. Beginning with the production of American Me (1992) and it\u2019s making of documentary

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Lives in Hazard (1993), along with It Ain\u2019t Love (1996) a documentary about domestic

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violence.

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Brandon was able to shadow Mr. Olmos and his team of producers learning about Latino film;

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but more importantly following Mr. Olmos as an activist after the LA riots of 1993.

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After receiving a music performance degree from Hunter College he co-produced with Olmos

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Productions and The Smithsonian Institute the 1999 The Kennedy Center Presents: The

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Americanos Concert. This PBS broadcast won a IMAGEN Latin Image award in 2000.

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Brandon further learned the world of Latino film by assisting Marlene Dermer in her dual role as

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Co-Founder of the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival and co-founder of Latino

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Public Broadcasting.

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Brandon has been a member if the MOTION PICTURE EDITORS GUILD since 2004. As a post

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audio supervisor, sound engineer and mixer Brandon has over 40 film and TV credits,

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composed music for over 15 films, over 100 songs, and they all sound awesome!

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In 2008 Brandon produced an album with Latin Grammy nominees AMOR Y PASION in San

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Antonio TX. There he met film producer Aaron Lee Lopez. From 2010-2018 Brandon Co-

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Produced 10 feature films with Aaron and Mutt Productions. He also directed social and

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cultural documentaries Una Noche De La Gloria 2010, Dia Del Rio/Day of the River 2012,

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and This is MyCountry 2013.

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Brandon consulted with the City of SA Film Commission and was a board member for the

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LULAC council for the Arts. Brandon was also an advisory board member for the Cesar E

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Chavez Educational Foundation. As Director of production at Phase 5 a community news

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website Brandon developed the AMERICAN VOZ EDUCATIONAL PROJECT a documentary

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and classroom materials about San Antonios legacy of Latino politics in America.

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In 2016 Brandon partnered with Leonard Rodruigez who spent 8 years in The WHITE HOUSE

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Office of Latino Initiatives. They created The San Antonio Motion Picture Academy Summer

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Bootcamp - a film industry workforce development program. In 2020 they launched CINEMA

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FINANCE GROUP as a film financing resource for independent and diverse cinema.

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Now in 2021 Brandon is producing a remake of the 1982 TV drama 300 Miles for Stephanie a

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biopic about a hispanic police officer who vows to run 300 miles in search of a miracle to save

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his daughters life.

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Check out Brandon's stuff

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