Bryan has worked in Vancouver, Toronto, South Korea and New York as a filmmaker and producer credits include: Riceboy Sleeps (Crave/CBC Films), Ali and the Ratu Queens (Netflix) and Daughter (CBC Gem/Amazon Prime). He is a co-founder of A Lasting Dose Productions whom he wrote, produced and co-directed an adaptation of award winning poet Patrick Lane's Just Living which played at numerous festivals around the world including: Cannes, VIFF and Bronx International Film Festival.

Approaching all challenging projects with a DIY ethos he has bootstrapped, raised funding and been involved on multiple projects that have premiered at: TIFF, Busan Film Festival, Marrakech International Film Festival, Calgary International Film Festival and FIN. He was a finalist at the Whistler Film Festival Power Pitch for the feature project The Gate.

Recently he produced, under his company A Lasting Dose Productions, Anthony Shim's sophomore feature film Riceboy Sleeps (TIFF Platform) alongside Lonesome Heroes Productions and Kind Stranger Productions.