After graduating from Agoura High School in 1986, I went to work for Technicolor's Videocassette Division. Unsatisfied with corporate life and wanting to fulfill a childhood desire to serve my country, I joined the Marine Corps in 1988, and ended up spending 9 months in the Middle East during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. From 1995 to 2002, I was co-owner of and Creative Director for Engram Digital, and served as the company's president for most of those years. In 2003, I went to work for CELCO, a manufacturer of motion picture digital film recorders, for two years. Then in 2005, I left CELCO to join up with producer Christopher Bates to build Magnetic Entertainment, an independent production company. Magnetic is soon to release the first issue of the 'GunMech' comic book series, the prestory to a giant robot feature film called 'Robots Will Attack'. Visit www.gunmech.com or my personal site at www.bryaneye.com for more info.Because Mike Brodersen is one helluva guy.