Brandon Fibbs

Senior Producer/Writer/Host of the iHeartRadio documentary podcast, "9 Days in July," profiling the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon. Duties included researching, writing, and recording nine hour-long episodes; interviewing dozens of astronauts, scientists, and engineers; and managing a production team of a half-dozen people.

Responsible for generating captivating and innovative content with both artistic and commercial potential; adapting idea germs into series concepts and episodic content; discovering new talent; writing compelling pitch documents and participating in network pitch meetings.

Directed and wrote for HGTV’s "Building Alaska," following the construction of cabins in the rugged and remote Alaskan wilderness.

Developed, wrote, and directed segments of Seasons 7 and 8 of the Science Channel’s primetime Emmy-winning flagship series, "Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman," tackling such issues as terrorism, privacy, sex, and gun violence.

Directed and wrote more than two dozen episodes of HGTV’s "Tiny House, Big Living" in which pioneering builders push the boundaries of engineering to downsize their lives and their homes.

Wrote several episodes of HGTV’s "Containables," in which pioneering builders push the boundaries of engineering to downsize their lives and their homes.

Developed, wrote, and directed Season 1 of the multiple primetime Emmy- nominated, "The Story of God with Morgan Freeman," in which Morgan Freeman travels the world to examine how the frontiers of neuroscience and cosmology intersect the traditional domain of religion.

Promoted from Associate Producer to Field Producer during the filming of “Guiding Alaska,” focused on the challenges of running a high-end resort in the most remote part of the Alaskan bush. In addition to continuing initial AP duties (managing field notes, hotsheets), I frequently directed one of three five-man crews.

Associate Producer on “Unlock the Money,” a new webisode series ordered by American Express and produced by Discovery Digital Studios to showcase small businesses doing big things in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Responsible for identifying, researching and securing all companies and talent, as well as all production logistics.

Associate Producer on “New Rules for Business,” a new webisode series ordered by American Express and produced by Discovery Digital Studios to showcase small businesses doing big things in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Responsible for identifying, researching and securing all companies and talent, as well as all production logistics.

Developed/produced the 3-part doc, "Man vs. The Universe" for The Science Channel, exploring the future of human spaceflight. Duties encompassed all aspects of production, including research, identifying and interviewing talent, location (both national and international) and personnel logistics, securing releases, shooting, writing, and supporting the senior producer as necessary.

Research Coordinator on FOX’s 12-time Emmy-nominated "Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey." Duties included managing a database of tens of thousands of videos and photographs, stock exploration, art department and VFX collaboration, script augmentation, utilizing fair-use footage to edit full-length episodes for pre-visualization, and associate producer duties, as necessary.

Worked with stock footage libraries to find, compile and cut pre-production research reels, as well as secure footage for final cut inclusion in "42."

Worked with stock footage libraries to find and secure footage for final cut inclusion in Universal Pictures’ "Ted."