Brad's Portfolio

The Truth About Violence
(Syndicated Educational Series)

Along with a documentary crew, Brad followed eight violent teens from inner-city Los Angeles on a month-long journey to confront the roots of their anger.

Their path led to the mountains of

Colorado—culminating at Columbine High School, where they met survivors of the nation’s deadliest school shooting at the time.

The fifth film in The Teen Files series, it earned two Primetime Emmys and the Television Academy’s Governor’s Award.

The Naughty Kitchen
(NBCUniversal / Oxygen Docuseries)

Brad co-created and produced this eight-episode series with Chef Blythe Beck for NBCUniversal’s Oxygen.

The show profiled a bold Dallas chef whose fearless style redefined food television and challenged perceptions of women in male-dominated kitchens.

Loud, high-energy, and character-driven, The Naughty Kitchen embodied the network’s motto: “Live Out Loud.”

Siegfried & Roy: The Miracle

with Maria Shriver
(NBC Network Special)

Brad produced this NBC primetime special, hosted by Maria Shriver, capturing Siegfried & Roy’s first in-depth interview since the tiger attack that ended their Las Vegas show.

The hour offered rare access to their lives, legacy, and resilience.

The highly acclaimed broadcast delivered a major ratings win for NBC.

Lula Washington
(State of California Women’s Conference)

Commissioned by First Lady Maria Shriver, Brad produced a profile of choreographer Lula Washington and her Dance Theater Foundation, which has empowered South L.A. youth for over 40 years.

The short film was a centerpiece of the California Women’s Conference—the largest event of its kind—where it inspired thousands and helped fuel a movement for empowerment and lasting change.

Born Behind Bars
(Lifetime TV Docuseries)

Brad produced and directed crews inside the Indiana Women’s Prison for this A&E/Lifetime series, which followed the Wee Ones Nursery Program allowing incarcerated mothers to raise their newborns behind bars.

The series shed light on this rare path to healing—fostering bonding, reducing recidivism, and bringing national attention to a groundbreaking initiative.

The Mayan Calendar
(History Channel Docuseries)

Brad produced this History Channel special examining the Mayan Calendar prophecy and the doomsday fears it sparked.

Blending dramatic storytelling with science, the hour explored how Americans were preparing for possible end-times scenarios.

The film looked beyond sensationalism, offering a deeper reflection on fear, resilience, and human nature.

Hidden Victims: Children of Domestic Violence
(Lifetime TV Documentary)

Brad co-produced this Lifetime film exposing the lasting impact of domestic violence on children who witness it.

Through raw, unflinching stories, the documentary gave voice to survivors too often overlooked.

Created in partnership with national advocacy groups, Hidden Victims sparked a vital conversation about breaking the cycle of domestic violence.

Pregnant & Dating
(WE tv Docuseries)

Brad produced this eight-part WE tv series following women navigating pregnancy and relationships on their own terms.

The show broke stereotypes, revealing strength, vulnerability, and honesty as these women redefined motherhood and identity.

Authentic and unfiltered, Pregnant & Dating offered a profoundly personal look at their journeys.

Surviving High School
(Syndicated Educational Series)

Brad co-produced this Emmy-winning episode of The Teen Files, tackling teen pressures from bullying to body image and identity.

Through honest storytelling, it shed light on the challenges of adolescence and fostered greater understanding for teens in crisis.

The episode won the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Children’s Programming, and the series earned the Television Academy’s Governors Award.

Newlyweds: The First Year (Season 3)
(NBCUniversal / Bravo Docuseries)

As Supervising Producer, Brad directed crews documenting four couples through their first year of marriage.

With rare access, the series captured raw moments of love, conflict, and transformation—from a couple’s sperm donor journey to a wife’s emotional reunion with her estranged father.

The result was an authentic, unfiltered look at the complexities of building a life together.

Mimi Silbert
(State of California Women’s Conference)

Brad produced a profile of Mimi Silbert, founder of the Delancey Street Foundation, showcasing her groundbreaking work rehabilitating and training formerly incarcerated individuals.

The film launched a new awards ceremony honoring women driving change and opened the California Women’s Conference—the largest of its kind—sparking a movement for purpose, empowerment, and lasting impact.

Desperately Seeking Happiness 

with Maria Shriver
(NBC Network News Documentary)

Brad partnered with Maria Shriver to produce this NBC primetime special exploring the pursuit of happiness in modern America.

From a “happiness camp” to a family downsizing for fulfillment to a man using growth hormone to slow aging, the program followed diverse paths to joy.

Through these intimate stories, the documentary offered a nuanced look at what happiness means today—and the lengths people go to find it.