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Bryan Storkel
Los Angeles
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Title/Occupation:  Cinematographer  Director  Editor 
Services Provided:  Film/Video Editing 
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian/White
Citizenship: US
Languages Spoken: English, some Spanish

Brief Message to Members: 

Hi all... I am a documentary filmmaker and I am always looking for new intriguing projects so I can collaborate with other filmmakers. Let me know if you are working on something interesting and need a partner. Thanks.

Biography: 

Bryan Storkel was born and raised in Seattle, WA. After finishing college in Tulsa, OK he started his own local comedy show, Beef Baloney, which aired on FOX. After moving to Los Angeles, Bryan continued his comedy career and went to work for Tom Green, directing and producing his nightly talk show, "Tom Green Live." Bryan has also worked on numerous projects as an editor and cinematographer. His editing credits include television shows for The Hollywood Reporter, National Lampoon and the Starz Channel, as well as several 30-minute national infomercials. The film "Strictly Background" was his first feature-length documentary about ten extras trying to make it in Hollywood. He shot and edited the film. He is currently in post-production on another feature-length documentary which centers around a team of Christian gamblers taking Vegas for millions.