The talented roster of producers includes Matthew Brewbaker, Antoine Le, David Trejo, Greg Adkins, and William Garcia.
Collectively, the award-winning team has over fifty years of experience in the Feature Film and Digital Production Industry.
President
Antoine Le was born in Vietnam and moved to Los Angeles in 1995. After graduating from college with a business degree at the University of California, Davis, he embarked on his dual career as a Filmmaker and a Wealth Manager/Financial Advisor. After founding Viscape Arts, an independent movie production company, with Greg Berlant and Matthew Brewbaker, Antoine made his directorial debut with FOLLOWED, a micro-budgeted horror film that went on to top the US Box Office for 3 straight weeks during the summer of 2020
CEO
Matthew started his career in development at companies including New Regency, The Donner’s Company, and Ithaka. He worked in production on movies like Hancock, First Daughter. He previously worked first-hand in the intersection of technology and art, with Academy Award-winning director Robert Zemeckis and his company, ImageMovers on 3D CGI films such as Beowulf and A Christmas Carol. With over 15 years of experience, Matthew is best known for his role as chief producer on Followed (2020) which toured the festival circuit winning, before opening as the #1 new release in drive-ins and theaters.
COO
William is a Multi-Emmy award-winning producer, director, and dop. His credits include award-winning films in English and Spanish and the web series H8ters for studio Astronauts Wanted and Sony Entertainment. As an award-winning producer/director, William worked with musical legend Paul McCartney, Lenny Kravitz, Enrique Iglesias, Ricky Martin, Michael Jackson, Juanes, Shakira, and Christina Aguilera among others notable artists. A member of the Producers Guild of America, William has worked as a producer/dop for the following broadcasters; MTV, TLC India, AWE, VH1, Animal Planet, HBO, and many others. His business acumen honed in his over 30 years in the television and feature film industries will shape his role as an executive producer on the slate.
VP Production
David Trejo joined the military after graduating High School. He served over three years as an infantryman in the U.S. Army with combat duty in Iraq. After his military service, David continued in law enforcement for two years. He received his B.A. in economics from California State University, Northridge. Shortly after, David began working in the financial services industry, where he has been for the last ten years as an Investment Advisor Representative. He enjoys hiking outdoors and reading.
CFO
Greg Adkins has worked in the financial services industry since 2005. He has extensive experience in helping individuals and businesses choose investments that ultimately help them reach different monetary goals. Ten years ago, Greg brought the same passion for investing to the film industry and has never looked back. Today, Greg works to bring transparency, sound economics-based data, and efficiency to film production, investing, and accounting.
Executive Prodocer
IN COLLABORATION WITH: J TODD HARRIS
J. Todd Harris of Branded Pictures: Todd moved to Los Angeles in 1986 and worked at TriStar Television before starting his own development fund called Skyline Entertainment Partners (inspired by his rustic college and business school residence in La Honda outside Palo Alto). He soon joined Davis Entertainment as an independent producer, where he stayed for 13 years, founding Davis Entertainment Filmworks, the company’s independent film division. Partnered with John Davis, the company was based at 20th Century Fox. While there, he produced the first of many independent films, Denise Calls Up, which played the Cannes Film Festival’s Critics Week and won a Special Mention for the Camera Director.
For three years, he was partnered with actor Tim Daly in DalyHarris Productions based at Paramount Pictures. // MANAGEMENT / 17 In 2014, he founded Branded Pictures Entertainment, an acquisitions and development company focused on popular intellectual properties. He has taught producing at Chapman University, the Los Angeles Film School. He is a founding board member of the Napa Valley Film Festival and became a member of the Motion Picture Academy producers; branch in 1999. He is also a member of The Broadway League and Producers Guild of America. Collectively, J. Todd Harris has produced over 45 films. He went on to produce 5 Sundance Film Festival entries, including Bottle Shock and The Kids Are All Right. (Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture, won Golden Globe Awards, and received a 93% positive review rating from Rotten Tomatoes out of 205 reviews.) In 2003, he joined Intellectual Properties Worldwide, where he executive produced Piranha 3D and a remake of It’s Alive.
The horror film Piranha 3D was produced for $24 million and earned over $83 million worldwide.