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Brandon Millett is an award-winning communicator, writer, producer and media entrepreneur. Millett is CEO of the GI Film Group, which supports military-themed film and television projects, and the Co-Founder of the GI Film Festival, a national non-profit organization dedicated to tell the stories of American veterans. In recognition for his work, Millett was recently named one of the "100 Most Influential" military supporters in the country by HillVets (2016). He also received the American Legion National Commander's Public Relations Award previously presented to the late Tim Russert, Tom Brokaw, Lou Dobbs and the late Jack Valenti, among other recipients. Millett is the Executive Producer of weekly television shows which aired on The Pentagon Channel (TPC) and Discovery's American Heroes Channel (then The Military Channel). He also wrote, produced and co-directed the National Cinematic Salute to the Troops, a two-hour variety show distributed to 400 AMC, Regal and Cinemark theaters across the country in 2016. Millett also served as an Executive Producer for the hard-hitting political documentary District of Corruption. His next film, due to be released in 2018, will focus on the veteran health crisis. Both under his production company Constant Motion Entertainment. As a communications and media professional, Millett has consulted with a variety of organizations, from Fortune 500 companies to non-profit start-ups. In the film arena, Millett has produced screenings and special events for Warner Brothers (Wonder Woman), NBC Universal (Lone Survivor), MGM (Valkyrie), Paramount (Jack Ryan Shadow Recruit and 13 Hours), Sony (When the Game Stands Tall), Walt Disney Studios (Their Finest Hour), 20th Century Fox (SPY, X-MEN: Apocalypse), HBO (Taking Chance), A&E (Army Wives) and AMC (TURN). As a spokesperson Millett conducted hundreds of interviews on national radio and television programs from Dennis Miller to NPR's "To the Point" to "Fox and Friends," while his written work has appeared in numerous national and international publications. Millett previously served as Director of Communications for the nation's largest government watchdog organization and for a national organization which trains young people for success in media and politics. Millett holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and a Master's Degree in Psychology with a concentration in psychology and communication.