Brant Pinvidic

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Brant Pinvidic
Alma mater University of Victoria
Occupation(s) Film producer, film director
Years active2005 - present
OrganizationINvelop Entertainment
Website http://www.invelop.com

Brant Pinvidic is a Canadian film director and television producer, best known for Why I'm Not on Facebook, [1] Why I'm Not on Pokemon GO, [2] Bar Rescue [3] and Extreme Weight Loss . He is the CEO of INvelop Entertainment, [4] host of the podcast Why I'm Not... With Brant Pinvidic , based on the film series of the same name, and a contributing writer for Forbes. [5]

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Early life and education

He attended Spectrum Community School in Victoria, British Columbia.

Career

Directing and producing

Pinvidic began his career producing television series and made-for-television movies in 2005. He first served as Senior Vice President of Development at GRB Entertainment, [6] followed by Senior Vice President of Programming and Development for TLC, [7] and then served as President and Chief Creative Officer of Eyeworks (formerly 3 Ball Entertainment) [8] for six years. [9] [10] Pinvidic is the CEO of INvelop Entertainment, a multimedia production company specializing in unscripted and non-fiction programming which he founded in January 2016. [11] The company entered into a multi-year production deal with STX Entertainment in 2016. [12] [13]

His debut feature film, Why I'm Not on Facebook, premiered at the Woodstock Film Festival in 2014. [14] [15] Pinvidic wrote, produced, and directed the film, which explored the cultural phenomenon of Facebook. It features interviews with both everyday users and public figures, including Dr. Drew Pinsky, Roseanne Barr, Cameron Winklevoss, and Tyler Winklevoss. [16] [17] [18] The film won an award at the 2015 Manhattan Film Festival and screened at the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. [19] In 2016, FilmRise acquired home media rights from Gravitas Ventures for the film. [20]

In 2016, Pinvidic produced, directed, and starred in the short film Why I'm Not On Pokémon Go, [21] which received over 1 million views on YouTube. [22] In the film, Pinvidic explores the popular game Pokémon Go by interviewing over 100 people, including family members, die-hard Pokémon trainers, and public figures. He made the film with the intent of creating a stronger connection with his daughter. [23] [24] [25] The film was featured as a parenting tool in LA Parent Magazine [26] and won multiple awards, including Best Documentary Short at the Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival, Best Documentary Short Film at the Move Me Productions Film Festival, [27] the Silver Award at the Spotlight Short Film Awards, [28] and an Award of Recognition at the Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival. [29] It also screened at the Silicon Valley International Film Festival, [30] the Creation International Film Festival, [31] and the Miami International Film Festival. [32]

In April 2017, Pinvidic expanded the Why I'm Not... concept into an audio and video podcast, Why I'm Not... With Brant Pinvidic, in collaboration with producer Maria Menunous. [33] The podcast explores topics, fads, trends, and addictions from an outsider's perspective, in which Pinvidic interviews guest experts on each topic. Guests have included Ben Shapiro, Jason Ellis, Spencer Pratt, Heidi Pratt, Mick Foley, Freddie Wong, Matthew Santoro, Todd Marinovich, Eric Benét, and Hope Solo. The podcast is produced at Afterbuzz TV Studios [34] and distributed by IHeartRadio, [35] iTunes, [36] and PodcastOne. [37]

Professional speaking

Pinvidic has spoken professionally at multiple conferences, panels, and summits in the media and investment industry, including The West Coast Documentary and Reality Conference in 2012; [38] Realscreen Summit annually from 2014 to 2017; [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] at the Paramount Pictures Produced By LA conference, hosted by the Directors Guild of America, in Los Angeles in 2015; [46] at the Making Better Presentations To Sophisticated Audiences at the Noble Capital Markets Conference in Florida, which streamed online internationally, in 2015 and 2016; [47] [48] at the National Association of Broadcasters Show with producer Ben Silverman in 2016; [49] at the C-Suite Investor Summit at How Media Is Leveling The Playing Field in 2017; [50] and at the Digital Hollywood Experience in 2017. [51]

In 2015, Pinvidic was listed on The Hollywood Reporter's 30 Most Powerful Reality Players of 2015 list. [52]

In 2017, he again spoke at the National Association of Broadcasters Media Finance and Investor Conference in Las Vegas, where he was interviewed by Larry King, along with Jon Taffer and Rick Harrison, in a session called Celebrity Executive Officers: How These CEOs Manage Reality. [53]

That same year, he became a contributing writer for Forbes magazine. He contributed multiple articles to the business magazine about being an entrepreneur "in Hollywood and beyond". [54] His first article, titled The 3-Minute Rule: What A Hollywood Producer Can Teach You About Pitching Your Business, received over 100,000 views and is based on his upcoming book. [55] His second article, titled I Just Lost My Company's Biggest Deal," Now What? was selected as an editor's pick. [56] He also wrote the articles Don't Make Your Employees Your Emotional Partners: You'll Regret It [57] and 3 Keys to Choosing the Right Side Hustle. [58]

Filmography

Film

YearTitlePositionNote(s)
2005Muscle Car MakeoverExecutive producerTV movie
2006Secret Life of a Soccer MomExecutive producerTV movie
200724/24 RuleExecutive producerTV movie
2008Wrestling My FamilyExecutive producerTV movie
2011Office BonusExecutive producerTV movie
Love Triangle Executive producerTV movie
2013Secret BachelorExecutive producerTV movie
2014Why I'm Not on FacebookDirector, producer, WriterWon: Manhattan Film Festival Award (2015)
Kitten Bowl Executive producerTV movie
2015 Kitten Bowl II Executive producerTV movie
2016 Kitten Bowl III Executive producerTV movie
Why I'm Not on Pokémon GoExecutive producerShort Film

Won: Best Documentary Short at the Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival (2016)

Won: Best Documentary Short Film at the Move Me Productions Film Festival (2016)

Won: Silver Award at the Spotlight Short Film Awards (2016)

Won: Award of Recognition at Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival (2016)

2017 Kitten Bowl IV Executive producerTV movie

Television

YearTitlePositionNote(s)
2005 The Princes of Malibu Executive producer
2006 Designer to the Stars: Kari Whitman Executive producer
2007 Wild World of Spike Executive producer14 episodes
2010 What's Eating You Executive producer8 episodes
2011 Roseanne's Nuts Executive producer
2010–2011 I Used to Be Fat Executive producer10 episodes
2012The RevolutionExecutive producer11 episodes
2012Death DealersExecutive producer
2013 Splash Executive producer6 episodes
My Big Fat RevengeExecutive producer8 episodes
2014 Opposite Worlds Executive producer12 episodes
2014Boss Under FireExecutive producer
2014 Funniest Wins Executive producer8 episodes
2014Hungry InvestorsExecutive producer11 episodes
2015 Remote Survival Executive producer4 episodes
2015Outback NationExecutive producer
2015Food FortunesExecutive producer9 episodes
2011–2015 Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition Executive producer21 episodes
2015 Kingin' With Tyga Executive producer5 episodes
2014–2015 Catch a Contractor Executive producer30 episodes
2015Breaking GroundExecutive producer
2016 Adventure Capitalists Executive producer4 episodes
2016Downtown ShabbyExecutive producerEpisode: "Stunning Shingled Victorian Gets Luxury Makeover"
2011–2016 Bar Rescue Executive producer124 episodes
2012–2017 L.A. Hair Executive producer50 episodes
2011–2017 My Cat From Hell Executive producer87 episodes
2018 Valley of the Boom Executive producer6 episodes

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Awards and nominations

In 2015, Pinvidic's film Why I'm Not on Facebook won a Manhattan Film Festival Award.

In 2016, his film Why I'm Not on Pokémon Go won multiple awards, including Best Documentary Short at the Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival, Best Documentary Short Film at the Move Me Productions Film Festival, the Silver Award at the Spotlight Short Film Awards, and an Award of Recognition at Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival.

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