Bryan Wolfinger

Bryan Wolfinger joined the United States Army at 19 years old. After his 8 years as an infantryman exited the service to pursue photography at the New York Film Academy in New York. Upon completing his 1 year conservatory and with the love for story telling within the image, began a 1 year conservatory in Cinematography at the New York Film Academy. In this course he trained under Piero Basso AIC , Arsenio Assin, Till Neumann, and John Foster. Showing great love for the art within cinematography, became quite known for his fast lighting on improvised locations, attention to detail, and beautiful camera movements. His military experience as a Non Commissioned Officer helps his career by always going to every set as if it's a mission. Preparing before hand as every life depended on it. As the oldest of two brothers living with a single mother going in and out of homeless shelters, Bryan didn't have a real role model of his own. Instead of trying to be like the men that came around him, he looked to movies to become the man he wanted to be. His idols were Uncle Phil in the Fresh Prince, Carol in Family Matters, Rocky Balboa, John Rambo, Bandit in smokey and the bandit, and so much more. He tried in 2014 become an actor using Explore Talent and slowed down do to military service obligations. . After attending the New York Film Academy for 2 years in other programs gained more understanding of the career field and decided to take the 1 year Conservatory. Training under - Anna Cianciulli, Dave Shalansky, Rawleigh Moreland, Dave Hanson, Charlie Tucker, Brian Kazmarck, and Rico Rossetti