Bruce B. Gordon

Bruce B. Gordon (CEO of Bruce Gordon Media) is an idea manager, social media creative, voice actor, film director, screenwriter, producer, songwriter, MoGraph artist and editor. His films often include original songs and music productions in the soundtrack. Bruce Gordon Media has multiple feature film, TV, streaming and music projects in various stages of development. The company designs its ideas, filmed content & digital presence to bring people together via the unifying sensibilities of moderation and by focusing on our commonality as humans, as opposed to our individual differences. Telling stories and sharing ideas to help individuals discover and achieve the best versions of themselves is also a prime directive. When he moved to Los Angeles, Bruce B. Gordon transplanted the songwriting and music production talents he learned in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan very easily. After playing keyboards in the band on a TV award show, he worked on recording sessions. His creative vision expanded to include the moving image. A producing intern at Columbia Pictures (Sony), Bruce was one of six college students from 500 nationwide applicants selected that year to participate in observational research at Columbia Pictures Studios during summer break, where he shadowed VPs and other studio executives to examine corporate structure and coordination of talent/artists involved in the production and distribution of feature and TV films, taped TV programs and commercials. Weekly assignments departmental assignments included: Story, Music, Post-Production, Publicity, Promotion and Sales. In front of the camera, Bruce acted in a supporting role for the ABC-TV network / Warner Bros. Studios / David Wolper-produced "Roots: The Next Generations" finale episode, starring James Earl Jones & Marlon Brando. After graduating from UCLA with a Bachelor's degree in Economics, Bruce worked in Production Accounting (AP/Payroll) at Aaron Spelling Productions, where he also studied the creative and financial processes for prime-time network, cable TV and feature production. While there, he performed independent talent scouting, resulting in day player casting on three ABC-TV network prime time shows. Bruce wrote scripts and comedy material, selling to stars such as Joan Rivers. He also worked on the music video for "Partyman," the second single from a soundtrack album based upon director Tim Burton's Warner Bros. Studios "Batman" feature film; that video written, co-directed and performed by Warner Bros. Records artist: "Prince." Later, Bruce co-wrote the theme song for "Forgotten Heroes," an independent feature film. On the post production side, Bruce worked for an international subtitle/dubbing post-production house (SDI), then for Warner Bros. Entertainment as a feature film and TV Digital Media Technician, creating iTunes VOD conversions of Warner Bros. Studios new releases and classics. Bruce has written, directed, produced, photographed and/or edited many shorts, TV projects, commercials and Web promos. He updated his directing and cinematography skills with the latest, state-of-the-art digital cinema techniques and processes at The Los Angeles Film School, where he made his RED/DSLR-camera digital thesis film entitled "Whole 'Nother Level." After being selected for the 2013 Festival de Cannes Court Métrage (Short Film Corner), "Whole 'Nother Level" screened at the 2013 Jagran Film Festival in Mumbai, India (after having screened in New Delhi, Agra, and Varanisi). It was also selected for screening at the February 2014 Festival des 24 Courts in Changé, France and it won two awards at the 2013 Hollywood & Vine Film Festival (Best Visual Effects in Short Film & Best Music in Short Film). It was selected to screen at the inaugural Los Angeles Independent Music/Film International Summit as well. In May 2014 Bruce's "Whole 'Nother Level" was selected at the Festival Entr'2 Marches in Cannes, France; a disability-themed festival which takes place across town from and concurrently with the Festival de Cannes. Subtitled in French, the title is translated as: "Le Niveau Supèrieur." A version with Spanish subtitles has also been created, and other languages will follow upon further requests. "Whole 'Nother Level" continued to garner international VOD distribution contracts, such as on Amazon Prime Video, multiple subscription-based online and in-app iOS, Android & Roku digital platforms. During its IndieFlix contract, public libraries in multiple states requested it for in their digital catalogs for download and streaming as high schools and colleges continuously selected it as required viewing for disability awareness education assignments. In 2020, as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bruce Gordon Media's short film "Whole 'Nother Level" was made available for free to the international public on YouTube and Vimeo (the latter, ad-free), so as to be fully accessible to schools, libraries and disability-centric organizations to help raise awareness & support for people living with disabilities. (English dialogue, with optional French & Spanish subtitled versions). Bruce is committed to creating quality entertainment that maximizes global audience engagement.