Brian Paison is known for Sun Valley (2016), Sugar Crunch Epiphany (2013) and WTF, Baron Davis (2019).
Brian Joseph Palermo was born in New Orleans in 1966. He attended St. Clement of Rome School and Archbishop Rummel High School, both in nearby Metairie, Louisiana. He became interested in theatre arts at the University of New Orleans, where he earned a B.A. in Drama and Communications. He moved to Los Angeles after graduation and began taking classes and performing with many improvisational comedy groups in town including L.A. TheatreSports. Palermo was invited to become a member of the world famous Groundlings comedy theatre and has performed and taught sketch and improv comedy there. He has worked in the entertainment industry consistently since then. He was a tour guide at Universal Studios, worked in many capacities at Wheel of Fortune (1983), wrote and produced television/radio promotional commercials, and made cartoons for Warner Brothers and Disney. He has performed consistently on stage, television, film, in commercials and on radio for more than two decades.
Brian Papandrea is known for Beyond the Valley of Belief Volume 2: Fritz on the Run (2018), Gay for Pray: The Erotic Adventures of Jesus Christ (2017) and Beyond the Valley of Belief (2017).
Brian Parke was born in Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland and at the age of 12, he attended boarding school in Sligo, Ireland, home of W. B. Yeats. When he was 18, Brian moved to America where he attended Elon University. He resides in Wilmington, North Carolina with his wife, WECT News anchor Ashlea Kosikowski.
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Brian Paschall is an actor, known for Rattle-Can (2021).
Brian is a life, career, and business coach and spiritual practitioner for creative individuals of all disciplines. In addition to guest teaching and speaking all over the world, Brian will be recognized by the state of California as a Reverend by the fall of next year. He is a Spiritual Practitioner in the tradition of A Course in Miracles and credits the work of Brene Brown, Anne Lamott, Pema Chondron, and Elizabeth Gilbert as foundations to his outlook on the world. With infectious energy and a no-nonsense approach, Brian Patacca brings a healthy dose of enthusiasm to a creative professional's career, life, and business. With natural candor and an education from Northwestern University, Brian arrived in New York City and quickly climbed the ladder as an advertising executive promoting Broadway shows. After moving to Los Angeles, his work as an actor and host grew to include credits such as "Law & Order", "Desperate Housewives", "All My Children", and "The Newsroom", as well as dozens of national commercials and print ads. During this time as a busy actor, however, his path of career coaching was revealed. Notably, he coached two young actresses on MTV's Emmy Award-winning show "Made" in 2012, and has been a contributing expert for Backstage Magazine for over a decade. Brian has taught extensively in collegiate, corporate and spiritual forums, ranging from Northwestern University to the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association to The Actor's Centre in London. He has completed CTI's Co-Active Coach Training Program and Marianne Willamson's Teaching the Teachers training. Now based in Los Angeles, Brian coaches one-on-one and worldwide in his online courses. He travels as an educator and speaker and continues to connect with clients who thrive at the intersection of art and commerce. For more information, please visit www.BrianPatacca.com.
Brian Patierno is known for Blue Pig (2019), Family Vanished (2018) and I Love Us (2021).
Brian Patrick Buckley is known for Copshop (2021), Persecuted (2014) and No Joke! Survival 'Preparations for the Average Family' (2013).
Brian Patrick Butler is an actor and writer, known for South of 8 (2016), Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks (2018) and Zach King's Day Off (2020).