Brainstorm Media

Brainstorm Media is a full service US film distributor and production company based in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1995, it is recognized for its expertise in video on demand, TV, and theatrical release strategies.^[1] In addition to distribution, Brainstorm Media closely works with networks and Internet platforms to develop financing and production strategies.

News

In 2014 Brainstorm Media partnered with the North American home video company Shout Factory to release Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart.^[2]

Additionally, Brainstorm Media picked up the U.S. rights to I Am Here from TrustNordisk.^[3]

Releases

Brainstorm Media has developed and released dozens of programs, including:

• I Am Here (2014) – by Anders Morgenthaler^[4]
• A Liar's Autobiography (2013) – featuring Graham Chapman
• Something to Talk About (2013) – by Brainstorm Media and DirecTV
• A Daughter's Nightmare (2013) – by Vic Sarin
• Mortified Nation (2013) – by Michael Mayer
• Copperhead (2013) – by Ronald F. Maxwell
• Desert Runners (2013) – by Jennifer Steinman
• Shored Up (2013) – by Ben Kalina
• Germ (2013) – by J.T. Boone
• Drawing Dead: The Highs & Lows of Online Poker (2013) – by Mike Weeks
• Sin Reaper 3D (2013) – by Sebastian Bartolitius
• The American Scream (2012) – by Michael Stephenson
• Entity (2012) – by Steve Stone
• Least Among Saints (2012) – by Martin Papazian
• The Discoverers (2012) – by Justin Schwarz
• Axed (2012) – by Ryan Lee Driscoll
• The Girl (2012) – by David Riker
• Dark Horse (2012) – by Todd Solondz
• Lynching Charlie Lynch (2012) – by Rick Ray
• Boys of Bonneville: Racing on a Ribbon of Salt (2011) – by Curt Wallin
• Dorfman in Love (2011) – by Brad Leong

Productions

• Fender Bender (2016)
• 13 Nights of Elvira (2014)
• Blast Vegas (2013)
• The American Scream (2012)
• A Liar's Autobiography (2012)
• Stolen Seas (2012)
• Let Freedom Sing (2009)
• Engaged to Kill (2006)
• Crimson Force (2005)
• Three Way (2004)

References

Cinema of the United States
Films	Films by year
Awards and events	National Board of Review Award (1909) Academy Awards (1929) New York Film Critics Circle (1935) National Society of Film Critics Award (1966) Critics' Choice Movie Awards (1996) Los Angeles Film Critics Award (1975) Golden Globe Awards (1944) Guild Awards Directors Guild of America Awards (1936) Writers Guild of America Awards (1951) Screen Actors Guild Awards (1995) Producers Guild of America Awards (1962) Golden Raspberry Awards (1981) Hollywood Film Awards (1997)
Theaters	Movie theater chains
Industry by state	Alaska Arizona Connecticut Florida Georgia Hawaii Louisiana Michigan North Carolina New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Virginia
Industry by city	Atlanta Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles (Hollywood) Las Vegas Lone Pine Long Island Monument Valley New York City Harlem Palm Springs Pittsburgh Riverside San Diego Seattle Sonora Stamford Vasquez Rocks
Organizations	Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences American Society of Cinematographers Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Miscellaneous	Box office AFI's 100 Years... National Film Registry Classical Hollywood cinema New Hollywood List of living actors from the Golden Age of Hollywood List of surviving silent film actors