Susan Bohl

SUSAN BRYANT has over 20 years of experience in the diverse areas of television and film production, business management, product and brand marketing, public relations, project and program management, as well as startup businesses, business development and administration. Bryant is a consummate professional who brings a diverse background and formal education in television, film, and radio broadcast and fine art study. She is an active member of Women in Film, The Dallas Film Society, Texas Motion Picture Alliance advocates, and the Texas Association of Motion Media Professionals. Bryant is well practiced at working in a multitude of fast-paced, diverse environments that demand strong creative, organizational, resourceful, technical and interpersonal skills while remaining confident and poised in interactions with individuals at all levels. Highly trustworthy, ethical, discreet, committed to superior performance in completing projects on time and within budget, she is an integral part of the team. Bryant has worked extensively in both the corporate and entertainment worlds of film, video and television production. With a varied skill set, Bryant has always served in multiple capacities within production works as well as corporate, private and entrepreneurial businesses, always with the desire of providing professional excellence by continual expansion and refinement of her knowledge and experience. Over the course of her career, her drive has helped her to achieve merit and the high-regard of her peers in the various industries she has had the privilege to serve in. Bryant serves as the President and CEO of Door4 Entertainment Media Agency, LLC, a woman-centric television and film production company with a focus on equal opportunities for all. In her free time, Bryant enjoys spending time with her family, volunteers production work for non-profit agencies as well as mentoring to future filmmakers such as budding actors, writers and directors, helping them to develop and improve their skills, in order to help educate them in the process and involve them in producing and marketing high-content, character driven films.