Bryan Bultz

Bryan Howard Bultz has been working in the entertainment industry his entire life. He has been directing and producing stories for many popular reality prime-time strip programs. He was part of reality television history, while launching the iconic dating show "Blind Date". Together with his peers they literally invented the wheel which others have implemented in future shows alike. He then moved into a management role with another syndicated show titled "Rendez-View" for Paramount Pictures. A decade later Bultz continues to master his craft by Directing 3 Seasons of the hit cop show "Campus PD". Working with Law Enforcement agencies across the US, catching people in the most uncompromising positions imaginable. Born in Montreal Canada, Bultz studied at Concordia University's prestigious Communication's Program. Upon graduation, Bultz began a successful career at CBS News and the RTL Network in New York, where he produced and directed documentaries and major events around the world. His accomplishments showcase national and international entertainment subjects, focusing not only on major events, but also on celebrities and their lifestyles. Breaking news marked history in 1996 at the Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta. His news crew was among the first to feed the world about the Centennial Olympic park bomb story. His early experience included the local evening news with the Canadian Broadcast Corporation, CBS News Magazine "48 Hours". He made his documentary directorial debut with "RTL" German Television. His experience included a variety of human interest documentaries ranging from a series of "Dapper Don stories" (The Late John Gotti, New York's Mob Leader) from the climax of his media blitz to his demise. The list continues into the hundreds with controversial hours on national and international news events. Besides keeping the world up-to-date on current media events, Bryan has directed and produced Intimate Portraits With Celebrities and World-Renowned People. He later relocated to Los Angeles where he exercised his dynamic talent with Paramount Domestic Television's Nationally Syndicated News Magazine program "Hard Copy" Bultz's has a natural arc for producing any great story worth telling. He has developed new reality programming, and produced network pilots for Telepictures Productions, Warner Brothers, Paramount Domestic Television, Universal World Wide Television, ABC, CBS and Sony Pictures Television. NBC/Universal contracted him as Coordinating Producer for a Pay-Per-View series entitled "Blind Date on Fire" which was a top seller in DVD format. Besides producing the ever evolving genre of reality programming, Bultz has tapped into the entertainment real-estate arena He places all media from Television, Film and Print publications into first class properties/locations that best fit the specific project. His diverse talent travels into the Off-Broadway medium in the New York City Theater community. His multi-media show Debut was in 1996, in a show called Pen Room, a performance similar to the play Glengary Glen Ross. This show set a trend while incorporating film and theater simultaneously. Bultz is a skilled producer/director. His many arenas of experience range from the hard core reality genre, lifestyle, news magazine, day of air, and any challenging reality programming concept. He resides in Toronto, Canada with his two dogs Duncan and Benny.