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Brian Brosnan is a renowned Hollywood personality with an established name in the movie industry. He is the founder, president, and CEO of Hollywood Locations and the co-owner and managing partner of Los Angeles Center Studios. Brian started his career as a location manager, where he worked on the Academy Award-winning movie, Terms of Endearment, and television shows such as Murder She Wrote. In 1989, he founded Hollywood Locations and represented the historic Herald Examiner newspaper building as a premier movie location. In 1998, Brian co-founded Los Angeles Center Studios, a twenty-acre campus, one of the largest independent motion studios in the world. Many feature films and television series including Mad Men, Batman Forever, Terminator, and Die Hard were shot at Los Angeles Center Studios.

Brian Brosnan is also an investor and producer in award-winning documentaries and feature films. He expanded his influence in the movie industry as a Writer, Director, Investor, Producer, and Distributor. His exceptional leadership and expertise in the film location management have made Hollywood locations an industry leader, representing eighty percent of the most prestigious and filmable buildings in Los Angeles. His production clients include all major motion picture, television, and commercial companies such as Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros, Sony Pictures, HBO and 20th Century Fox.

Brian Brosnan studied Bachelor of Business Administration in Management, Business Management, Accounting, Business at University of Guam. In 2013, his documentary film, Wampler's Ascent, won the Golden Palm Award at the Beverly Hills Film Festival. With his impressive experience, Brian Brosnan continues to make his mark in the movie industry with his entrepreneurial spirit and expertise.