Alex Brauser Email & Phone Number

United States

Burbank, Ca

In 2018 and 2019 I successfully conceived and executed the annual Adult Swim Festival in Los Angeles which, over the course of two years, featured 100+ musical acts, screenings and experiential activations drawing over 20,000-person attendance records each year and promoting across 15 partners. In 2020 I produced multiple virtual events including a fully virtual fan convention and music festival with over 20 pre-recorded music acts and 15 truly live events that took place over Twitch and YouTube.Some additional events I produced during my time at Adult Swim below!-Adult Swim On The Green Tour (2016, 2017, 2018): an annual 10-stop tour around the country where fans in each city would join us for an evening of games, prizes, cosplay, food, and a 90-minute reel of unaired pilots, specials, and fan favorite episodes. I loved traveling around the country producing events in cities I’ve never been to before!-San Diego Comic-Con (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019): Every year at SDCC Adult Swim takes over a football field sized space where we create our own carnival featuring custom games (a full-fledged go-kart track in 2018!), prizes, live streams and more. We held nightly screenings, musical performances, and game demos. Over the course of 4 days we would see anywhere between 15-20 thousand fans through our activation space. I was also responsible for managing talent and organizing the network’s panels that took place inside the convention center.-Premiere Events (2016-2019): Premiere events were always fun because I enjoy working with network talent to plan an event that acts as the culmination of years of their hard work and present that work to fans for the first time. I got to lead all aspects of production and on-site execution at many premiere events working directly with marketing, creative, PR, and sales teams to bring everything together. I’m also responsible for video asset coordination and tech checks - because it’s not a premiere if the content doesn’t play.

Santa Monica, Ca

My first role at a television network - I learned a lot about how a network operates during my internship at SpikeTV.It was really interesting working in the world of unscripted development - fielding through hundreds of show pitches, providing feedback on each one. This is where I really learned what goes into getting a TV show sold.

Los Angeles, Ca

Los Angeles, Ca

My second experience on set - this time as a production intern on the criminally underrated comedy sketch show "The Birthday Boys" season 2 on IFC. I was a big fan of the creators + stars of the show so it was really great to work with and get to know them over the course of a few months. Working on set got me used to 12+ hour days and showed me exactly how much work goes in to making a television show. It was truly a rewarding experience and I got to work with so many great actors and crew members.

Los Angeles, Ca

My first internship experience in the entertainment industry, working on Nathan For You season 2 was a dream come true - I was a huge fan of season 1. I helped build props, assisted with set design and provide overall support to the art department team while on set around Los Angeles. I even got to help build Nathan's infamous "Dumb Starbucks" and watched as all the craziness unfolded.

Bachelor'S Degree, Communication And Media Studies

-Presidential Scholarship recipient

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