Allow myself to introduce... myself. My name is Brad, I am 24, and I’m currently living in Nashville, Tennessee. I’m a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, where I majored in audio production and entertainment technology.

In 2010 I began my freelance career as an assistant engineer to GRAMMY® Award-winner David Hall, working in many Nashville-area studios with both independent and major-label artists. This experience gave me the unique opportunity to develop my craft in a fast-paced, professional setting, while making connections with some of the most renowned producers, talented musicians, and distinguished managers in the entire music industry.

It was during this time that I earned my first commercial album credits as assistant engineer on Sandi Patty’s record, “The Edge of the Divine”, Matthew West’s “The Story of Your Life”, and Mountain Heart’s “That Just Happened”. I have since been credited as engineer on Gasoline 67’s “Time To Rock” and Mark Prince Lee’s “Kafkamusik”, among others.

Aside from pursuing my career in audio production, I am an active member in the video ministry at my church, Judson Baptist. I serve as an HD camera operator during Sunday morning services and special events throughout the year. I also fill in for our primary front of house engineer when he is unavailable.

As a contrast to my work in entertainment media, my growing interest in firearms led me to take classes directed by the National Rifle Association so I could responsibly teach firearm safety to both beginning and advanced shooters. Since obtaining my NRA credentials, I have been certified by the state of Tennessee as a licensed handgun carry permit instructor.

When I’m not tied up in the studio or at the range, I spend most of my extra time working in photography and graphic design.