Unfolding the Multifaceted Artistry & extraordinary world of Bryan Wilson

Bryan David Wilson has been involved in the entertainment industry for over thirty years. Equity Theatre credits include Psycho Beach Party (Nominated for Best Supporting Actor - Suncoast Theatre Awards) and Lone Star. Television hosting credits include the 90's groundbreaking fandom genre television series Underground Entertainment with Jim O'Rear that ran for three seasons (60 Episodes) on WB affiliates across the United States. Bryan is currently co-hosting & co-producing/writing/editing the upcoming comedy fandom television series FANARCHY TV with co-everything Shay Dickerhoff that completed a successful sneak preview airing of the first 3 episodes on AMAZON PRIME.

Acting credits include the recent comedy film "Dennis & Henry’s Post-Divorce Checklist” now streaming worldwide on multiple platforms (Amazon Prime, Tubi, Plex), “National Lampoon's RoboDoc”, “Resurrection”, “FX's Outlaw Country”, “Pitfire of Hell”(Troma Now), award-winning short film "Claire at Seven Months", the upcoming film "Space Sharks" with Eric Roberts, the horror-comedy “Chopping Block” in which Bryan won a Best Supporting Indie Actor Award now streaming on Tubi & Screambox and the upcoming comedy feature The Banana Movie co-written with Shay Dickerhoff.

Production and editor credits include the DVD release of “American Idol Season 6 - The Final 2 ”, “Keith Urban's PLAYER 30 Songs in 30 Days Series” for HSN and several national and local commercial spots including State Farm. Bryan teamed up with Joe Gaudin to associate produce the Vision Films feature film “NESSIE & ME” in 2015 that was distributed by SONY Pictures. Radio credits include 94.9 WWRM/107.3 WCOF Cox Radio Tampa Bay & 96.1 WEJZ & 100.7 WWRR in Jacksonville, Florida. Professional sports credits include the Tampa Bay Rowdies Soccer Club 1992-1993, Tampa Bay Storm Arena Football Team 1991-1995, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1992-1993, Jacksonville Lizard Kings Hockey Team/Jacksonville Tomcats Arena Football Team 1999-2000, ESPN Sunday Night Football 1992-1995, ESPN Outback Bowl 1992-1994 & CBS Sports 1992.

Musician credits include his internationally acclaimed debut album "I Laugh At Things I Shouldn't". Several of his songs have been featured in films, television shows & commercials and Bryan opened for Brian Setzer at The Hard Rock Live in Orlando. Bryan has also composed theme songs for film and television projects as well as creating the musical scores, and additional voices, for the audio dramas “A Christmas Carol” & “In The Beginning” starring Daniel Roebuck, John De Lancie, Robert Picardo among the voice actors. Bryan also collaborated as a singer, songwriter and session musician with the critically acclaimed duo MIRAGE BOX featuring the amazing Chris Capozza and the late, great Nick Coppola. Bryan hit the stage performing as John Lennon across the U.S. and internationally with various Beatlemania productions including over 10,000 shows with the award-winning Disney EPCOT show “THE BRITISH INVASION” and countless performances at The Lennon Room & The Hard Rock Live stage at Universal Orlando Hard Rock Cafe. Bryan also fronted The Vinyls at Universal Studios Orlando.