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| Company type | Production Company, Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Genre | Film and Television |
| Founder | Matthew R. Brady |
| Headquarters | , |
| Owner | Matthew R. Brady |
Number of employees | ~30 (2012) |
MRB Productions is a Los Angeles based film and television production company focused on independent features, television shows, and commercials.
History[edit]
Founding[edit]
Launched in 2001 by founder and Executive Producer Matthew Brady, MRB Productions quickly began producing segments for ESPN and the ESPY Awards. The company’s reputation grew as they won various festivals and awards for their work, including that year’s Aspen Comedy Festival with ‘’The Comeback’’.
Commercial Work[edit]
MRB Productions soon signed a contract with Disney and ABC’s Monday Night Football. By the fall of 2002, MRB Productions produced each week’s Monday Night Football opening with director Mark “T-Man” Teitelman. MRB and Teitelman went on to produce and direct the prestigious Super Bowl XXXVIII Open with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Teitelman is still on MRB's regular directorial roster.
In 2004, MRB Productions increased its roster of commercial directors and landed projects with new high-profile clients such as DirecTV, SONY, Upper Deck, MGA Entertainment, NFL Network and X Games.
In 2006, MRB Productions produced the BCS National Championship Open for ABC Sports featuring Will Ferrell and Matthew McConaughey. They produced other notable Opens that year, including several for ESPN Sunday Night Football, the 2006 Cingular All American Bowl, ABC’s Monday Night Football Finale, and Super Bowl XL.
MRB's recent commercial clients include Young & Rubican, Campbell-Ewald, The Woo Agency, Triple Double, MGA Entertainment as well as ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX.
Feature Films[edit]
In 2006, MRB co-produced its first feature film, a Documentary titled I Trust You to Kill Me, starring Kiefer Sutherland. The film, which documented the California rock band Rocco DeLuca and the Burden was released both theatrically and on VH1.
MRB produced the sports documentary X Games 3D: The Movie in 2009, featuring extreme sports athletes Travis Pastrana, Ricky Carmichael, and Shaun White.
Grassroots (2011), directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal, was MRB Productions’ first non-documentary feature film.
Awards[edit]
Sports Emmy Awards[edit]
Nominations[edit]
- 2003
- Outstanding Opening/Tease - Monday Night Football’s The Pitch featuring Dennis Hopper.
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- 2004
- Outstanding Opening/Tease - Monday Night Football Opens
- Outstanding Opening/Tease - Monday Night Football Opens
- Outstanding Opening/Tease - Monday Night Football Opens
- 2007
- NOTE: Since all four nominated pieces in the "Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction" category were produced in part by MRB Productions, the award was a guaranteed win.
- Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction - The 2006 NFL Draft on ESPN. Directed by Rico Labbe.
- Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction - Monday Night Football teases for the Washington Redskins vs. Minnesota Vikings game and the Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game (both on ESPN).
- Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction - Monday Night Football transformation Open featuring Ben Stiller on ESPN.
- Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction - NBA Finals tease Open on ABC. Directed by Mark Teitelman.
- Outstanding Open/Tease - The Places You Will Go segment for Super Bowl XL featuring Harrison Ford on ABC. Directed by Mark Teitelman and produced by Matthew Brady.
- Outstanding Open/Tease - NBA Basketball Hall of Fame segment on ABC. Directed by Mark Teitelman and produced by Matthew Brady.
Other Awards[edit]
- 2001
- MRB placed 1st at the Aspen Comedy Festival with The Comeback.
Filmography[edit]
| Year | Project | Format | Director | Talent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes | Film | Francesca Gregorini | Jessica Biel, Kaya Scodelario, Alfred Molina |
| 2011 | Hero Dog Awards | TV Award Show | Carson Kressley, Betty White, Paula Abdul, Peter Fonda, Mickey Rooney | |
| 2011 | Just Dance Kids 2 | Video Game | Jeremy Haft | |
| 2011 | Grassroots | Film | Stephen Gyllenhaal | Jason Biggs, Joel David Moore, Lauren Ambrose, Cobie Smulders, Tom Arnold, Cedric the Entertainer |
| 2011 | The Confession | Web Series | Brad Mirman | John Hurt, Kiefer Sutherland |
| 2011 | The Exquisite Continent | Documentary | Stephen Gyllenhaal | Paul Walling, Nicholas Guilak |
| 2009 | X Games 3D: The Movie | Film | Steve Lawrence | Travis Pastrana, Ricky Carmichael, Shaun White |
| 2007 | Free Radio | TV Series | Peter Siaggas | Lance Krall, Anna Vocino, Sarah Baker |
| 2006 | Ricky Bobby: Sports Century | Short | Neil Mandt | Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly |
| 2006 | Lance is a Jerk | Short | Mark "T-Man" Teitelman | Lance Armstrong, Larry Miller, Rainn Wilson |
| 2006 | I Trust You To Kill Me | Documentary | Manu Boyer | David Beste, Kiefer Sutherland, Rocco DeLuca and the Burden |
| 2006 | The Other Mall | TV Movie | Lisa Arturo, Ken Baumann, Ralph Garman | |
| 2005 | Hoosiers II: Senior Year | Short | Mark "T-Man" Teitelman | Tadpole Triplett, Kathy Wagner |
| 2002 | Dahmer | Feature Film | Mark "T-Man" Teitelman | Tadpole Triplett, Kathy Wagner |
References[edit]
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Source Creative, "The Whole Blooming Brady Bunch" [1] IMDB Credits [2] "I Trust You to Kill Me" [3] Shoot Online [4] Adweek [5]
Category:Television production companies of the United States Category:Film production companies of the United States