Brad Shelton
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Vice President, Creative and Story at BRC Imagination Arts
Location: Burbank, California, United States 12 work roles 2 schools
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Brad Shelton is listed as Vice President, Creative and Story at BRC Imagination Arts, a with 72 employees, based in Burbank, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at brcweb.com, phone signal with area code 818, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Brad Shelton.

Brad Shelton previously worked as Vice President, Creative & Story at Brc Imagination Arts and Vice President and Creative Director at Brc Imagination Arts. Brad Shelton holds Certificate (Mfa Equivalent), Institute For Advanced Theatre Training from Harvard University.

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About Brad Shelton

Brad Shelton works with the world's leading brands, sports teams, and cultural institutions to help turn their story into engaging experiences that build community and audiences love. He collaborates closely with clients’ internal marketing teams, agencies, architects and other strategic design, business planning, and production partners to create unique experiences that are customized to the story, brand and audience. Brad is an accomplished creative director, storyteller, writer, and director who brings creativity, leadership, business acumen and strategic direction to BRC Imagination Arts, a company that, for 40 years, has conceived, designed, and produced emotionally powerful brand home destinations, world expo pavilions and cultural attractions around the world.Brad's projects at BRC include "Bernstein's Answer" (w/ Bobby McFerrin and the Chicago Children's Choir) at the Ravinia MusicBox, The Circle Room (w/ Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood) at The Grand Ole Opry, The Las Vegas Raiders/Allegiant Stadium Tour (w/ Charles Woodson and Brent Musburger), The World Food Center in the Netherlands, "The Soul of Nashville" (w/ Sheryl Crow, Vince Gill, and Darius Rucker) at Ryman Auditorium, "The Selig Experience" (w/ Bob Uecker and Bud Selig) for the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park, New Day at Federal Hall in NYC, The Future of Storytelling Festival in New York City, the “Expo Axis” redevelopment of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo site, the DreamWorks Animation Park, the Freej/Dubailand Theme Park, the Hainan Space Park, and other projects for companies such as Caterpillar, Chick-fil-A, and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. Recognized as a thought leader at the intersection of storytelling and human experience design, Brad has been featured as a speaker and workshop leader at events such as SXSW, the National Sports Forum, The Future of Storytelling Conference, the Useful Fiction Strategic Narrative workshop for the US Army Special Operations Command, the WXO Conference, the Vision XS Experience Conference, Entertainment Experience Evolution, and RECON Latin America. As a screenwriter, Brad co-authored the pilot In Between Days for NBC/Universal (w/ Working Title TV), as well as numerous other screenplays and pilots. Brad is a graduate of Rhodes College and the American Repertory Theatre’s Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard University. He has also worked as a professor, museum docent, waiter, paralegal, film executive, and, in case you like bad Viking movies, a professional actor.

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BRC Imagination Arts
Brc Imagination Arts
Vice President, Creative and Story
Burbank, CA, US
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Vice President, Creative & Story

Current

Burbank, California, United States

Jan 2024 - Present

Creative Director

Burbank, Ca

• Lead creative teams on projects from Concept through Production, including show writing, art direction, and media direction. Recent clients include The Las Vegas Raiders, The Grand Ole Opry (Nashville, TN), Ryman Auditorium, (Nashville, TN) Federal Hall (NY,NY), the Milwaukee Brewers (Milwaukee, WI), the New York Wheel (NY, NY), Ravinia Festival (Chicago, IL), Roshen (Kiev, Ukraine), Hero Museum (Birmingham, AL), World Food Center (The Netherlands), Majid al Futtaim (Dubai, UAE), Solidere… Show more • Lead creative teams on projects from Concept through Production, including show writing, art direction, and media direction. Recent clients include The Las Vegas Raiders, The Grand Ole Opry (Nashville, TN), Ryman Auditorium, (Nashville, TN) Federal Hall (NY,NY), the Milwaukee Brewers (Milwaukee, WI), the New York Wheel (NY, NY), Ravinia Festival (Chicago, IL), Roshen (Kiev, Ukraine), Hero Museum (Birmingham, AL), World Food Center (The Netherlands), Majid al Futtaim (Dubai, UAE), Solidere (Beirut, Lebanon), Legends Entertainment (Beijing, China), Hainan Space Park (Hainan, China).• Member of Steering Committee, overseeing day-to-day operations and long-term planning for the company.• Charrette leader • Client-facing project development lead, including pitches to CEO’s, CMO’s, and government leaders around the world. Show less

Mar 2012 - Feb 2022

Director, Entertainment Development

Burbank, Ca

• Charrette leader • Client-facing project development lead, including pitches to CEO’s, CMO’s, and government leaders around the world.• Concept writer

Jul 2007 - Mar 2012

Writer/Producer

Current
Independent

Los Angeles, Ca

• Writing Projects include The Architect (Samantha Sprecher), Truth or Dare (Painted Ponies Productions/Thomas Carter), Trouble With Girls/In Between Days (NBC Universal/Working Title Television), Between Two Waves/When The Nile Turns Blacks (Matt Rhodes Entertainment/Painted Ponies Productions), House of Cards (FDL Pictures), Salvation on Sand Mountain (North Carolina Arts Council New Works Grant), A Torrent of Kindness (Adapted from the essay by Allan Gurganus/Performed for the NorthCarolina… Show more • Writing Projects include The Architect (Samantha Sprecher), Truth or Dare (Painted Ponies Productions/Thomas Carter), Trouble With Girls/In Between Days (NBC Universal/Working Title Television), Between Two Waves/When The Nile Turns Blacks (Matt Rhodes Entertainment/Painted Ponies Productions), House of Cards (FDL Pictures), Salvation on Sand Mountain (North Carolina Arts Council New Works Grant), A Torrent of Kindness (Adapted from the essay by Allan Gurganus/Performed for the NorthCarolina General Assembly)• Represented by Michael Cendejas/Lynn Pleshette Agency• Producing credits include Antidote/Terror Films (2016), Let Us Now Praise Famous Men/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2001), Death and the Maiden/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2001), Locally Grown: WordSong An Evening with Clyde Edgerton, Lee Smith, and Bland Simpson/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2001), A Midsummer Night’s Dream/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2000), Wave When You Pass: The Chatham County Project/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2000), The Seagull /StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2000), Tongue of a Bird/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2000), Locally Grown: An Allan Gurganus Evening/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (2000), House of Seven/ Oak Alley/HERE Performing Arts Center (1998), Dear Liar w/ Alvin Epstein and Julie Harris/greasy joan & company/Royal George Theatre (1998), Iphigenia and Other Daughters/greasy joan & company/Griffin Theatre (1998), Pericles/greasy joan & company/Facets Multimedia and Theatre by the Lake (1997-1998), Jack, or the Submission/greasy joan & company/Organic Theatre (1997), The Changeling/greasy joan & company/ The Famous Door Theatre (1997), Endgame/greasy joan and company/Memphis International Becket Festival and Organic Theatre (1997). Show less

2005 - Present ~21 yrs 6 mos

Director Of Development

Beverly Hills, Ca

• Developed slate with producer of 16 film projects ranging in stages from development of idea to packaged project looking for financing.• Worked with screenwriters/directors on development of scripts including detailed story notes.• Oversaw options and development of two novels and one screenplay.• Company representative at international film markets (AFM, Cannes, MIFED).

Nov 2002 - Feb 2004

Visiting Professor

Memphis, Tennessee

• Oversight of undergraduate theatre with four mainstage productions per year and teaching 3 classes (9 credit hours) per term, including Advanced Acting, Dramatic Writing and Adaptation, Senior Seminar, 20th Century Drama, and a newly developed service learning class on Creating Performance through Oral History.• Directed Electra at the invitation of the International Festival of Teatro Cort in Arezzo, Italy.• Granted leave-of-absence to work as guest artist at the Falaki Theatre… Show more • Oversight of undergraduate theatre with four mainstage productions per year and teaching 3 classes (9 credit hours) per term, including Advanced Acting, Dramatic Writing and Adaptation, Senior Seminar, 20th Century Drama, and a newly developed service learning class on Creating Performance through Oral History.• Directed Electra at the invitation of the International Festival of Teatro Cort in Arezzo, Italy.• Granted leave-of-absence to work as guest artist at the Falaki Theatre, American University/Cairo. Show less

Aug 2001 - Aug 2002

Executive Producer

Streetsigns Center For Literature And Performance

Chapel Hill, Nc

• Administered all areas of this new, national performance center affiliated with the University of North Carolina that focused on the research, development, presentation, and touring of new literary adaptations, company created theatrical works, oral history/performance projects, innovative new plays, and bold re-imaginings of classics.• Responsible for artistic management oversight of the performance center.• Responsible for management of long-term development, fundraising, budgeting,… Show more • Administered all areas of this new, national performance center affiliated with the University of North Carolina that focused on the research, development, presentation, and touring of new literary adaptations, company created theatrical works, oral history/performance projects, innovative new plays, and bold re-imaginings of classics.• Responsible for artistic management oversight of the performance center.• Responsible for management of long-term development, fundraising, budgeting, and booking (in conjunction with a New York-based booking agent). • Co-creator of integrated educational programming.• Company liaison with local, regional, and national foundations and arts councils. Show less

Aug 1999 - Aug 2002

Theater Director

- Freelancer

Global

• Scapino/The Company Rep/Los Angeles (October 2004), Helen/ Interact Theatre/Los Angeles (June 2003), And Then Went Down to the Ships/Lincoln Center Directors Lab (July 2002), Electra/International Festival of Teatro Cort/Piccolo Teatro - Arezzo, Italy (May 2002), Art/Falaki Theatre/Cairo (January 2002), Death and the Maiden/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance/Open Door Theatre (March 2001), A Midsummer Night’s Dream/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (July 2000)… Show more • Scapino/The Company Rep/Los Angeles (October 2004), Helen/ Interact Theatre/Los Angeles (June 2003), And Then Went Down to the Ships/Lincoln Center Directors Lab (July 2002), Electra/International Festival of Teatro Cort/Piccolo Teatro - Arezzo, Italy (May 2002), Art/Falaki Theatre/Cairo (January 2002), Death and the Maiden/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance/Open Door Theatre (March 2001), A Midsummer Night’s Dream/StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (July 2000), Tongue of a Bird/ StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance (February 2000), House of Seven/Oak Alley/NYC (October 1998).Iphigenia and Other Daughters /greasy joan & company/Chicago, IL (December1996 - February 1997). Port Gibson Project/Mississippi Cultural Crossroads (NEAExpansion Arts Grant)/Port Gibson, MS (May-July 1996), The Changeling/ greasyjoan & company/Chicago, IL (February-April 1996), Gala Concert starring JenniferLarmore, Maureen O’Flynn, John Fowler, William Powers and the OCNCOrchestra/The Opera Company of North Carolina (March 2001), Judging Amy/CBS Television/Directing Observership (2002-2003). Show less

1994 - 2002 ~8 yrs

Booking Manager And Grants Officer

Ny, Ny

• Booking national and international touring for this 30-year old, internationally renowned neoclassical ballet company, including contract negotiation • Primary contact with national and international arts presenters.• Principal grantwriter (annual budget of $8.5 million, 70% of which was unearned income).

Jul 1998 - Aug 1999

Artistic Director

Greasy Joan Company

Chicago, Il

• Responsible for administering all areas of this award-winning, classically-based theatre ensemble, including fundraising, annual budgets, board development, long-range planning, union negotiations, artistic vision, and personnel.

Sep 1995 - Jun 1998
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Certificate (Mfa Equivalent), Institute For Advanced Theatre Training

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Brad Shelton is listed as Vice President, Creative and Story at BRC Imagination Arts.

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Brad Shelton is based in Burbank, California, United States while working with BRC Imagination Arts.

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Brad Shelton has worked for Brc Imagination Arts, Independent, Tomorrow Films, Rhodes College, and Streetsigns Center For Literature And Performance.

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Brad Shelton holds Certificate (Mfa Equivalent), Institute For Advanced Theatre Training from Harvard University.

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Brad Shelton is listed with skills including Entertainment, Theatre, Film, Stage, Television, Creative Direction, Production Managment, and Film Production.

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