Damon Brown
Damon is a filmmaker, television producer, and writer of things. Currently he's writing a musical series of fables for families with Allen Robertson, directing and performing at the Georgetown Palace, and also making informative and delightful videos for Agent Jill and KingsIsle Entertainment.
In the past, (long past, not your past,) he's been a writer, co-producer, director, and performer on a long-running, Emmy award winning PBS musical television series called “The Biscuit Brothers” which he also co-created.
Damon’s feature length documentary entitled “Burning Man: Beyond Black Rock” premiered at the American Film Institute Festival to hold-over audiences – including a number of folk in freaky headgear.
He was also a writer and director for the media project SubstanceTV, producing documentaries, features, and artist profiles. His feature subjects included: (among others) beat poet Robert Creeley, the launch of musical group The Polyphonic Spree, and author Daniel Quinn. He co-directed news magazine features with subject matter ranging from the terrorist attacks of 9/11 to WEF protests of the early 21st century.
His career in film and television stretches back decades and includes work with regional non-profits, political campaigns, and national organizations like the Children’s Miracle Network. Damon continues to create film, television and stage properties while based out of Austin, Texas – usually at his own house. He often works with his wife and his college roommate on projects and receives valuable feedback from his teenage son.
Damon is a filmmaker, television producer, and writer of things. Currently he's writing a musical series of fables for families with Allen Robertson, directing and performing at the Georgetown Palace, and also making informative and delightful videos for Agent Jill and KingsIsle Entertainment.
In the past, (long past, not your past,) he's been a writer, co-producer, director, and performer on a long-running, Emmy award winning PBS musical television series called “The Biscuit Brothers” which he also co-created.
Damon’s feature length documentary entitled “Burning Man: Beyond Black Rock” premiered at the American Film Institute Festival to hold-over audiences – including a number of folk in freaky headgear.
He was also a writer and director for the media project SubstanceTV, producing documentaries, features, and artist profiles. His feature subjects included: (among others) beat poet Robert Creeley, the launch of musical group The Polyphonic Spree, and author Daniel Quinn. He co-directed news magazine features with subject matter ranging from the terrorist attacks of 9/11 to WEF protests of the early 21st century.
His career in film and television stretches back decades and includes work with regional non-profits, political campaigns, and national organizations like the Children’s Miracle Network. Damon continues to create film, television and stage properties while based out of Austin, Texas – usually at his own house. He often works with his wife and his college roommate on projects and receives valuable feedback from his teenage son.