About OUT HOSTS

In 2009, Brian began his foray into the entertainment industry when he was assigned to consult on projects such as TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN, BATTLE: LOS ANGELES, ARMY WIVES, and EA’s MEDAL OF HONOR (2010) as part of the United States Army Entertainment Office.

Brian founded Musa Media Inc. on November of 2009, and has since contributed to development and on-set consultation for numerous entertainment and non-entertainment projects, such as BATTLFIELD 3 and 4, MEDAL OF HONOR: WARFIGHTER (Electronic Arts), TOP GEAR AMERICA (History Channel), ENLISTED (Fox), THE BRINK (HBO), and PIXELS (Sony).

Brian also served as the lead U.S. Unit Producer for South Korean action films CARTER (Netflix), THE SUSPECT (Showbox) and NO TEARS FOR THE DEAD (CJ) and was a writer and producer on Musa’s feature film KTOWN COWBOYS.

Brian received his commission as a US Army Officer from the ROTC program at the University of California, Berkeley where he also earned his B.A. in English.

A 21-year U.S. Army veteran, Lieutenant Colonel Greg Bishop joined Musa in 2010.

His consulting work has included production consulting on motion picture, television and video game productions as well as advertising and public relations campaigns targeting military audiences. His clients include Walmart, Verizon Wireless, KFC, Hallmark, HBO, Fox Television, BBC, LifetimeTV, Electronic Arts, Lucas Arts, and others.

Prior to joining Musa, Greg served in various marketing, advertising and public relations positions in the U.S. Army. He has provided Army brand creative expertise in advertising campaings and strategy for several agencies including Leo Burnett, McCann Erikson and DraftFCB. He also provided brand integration to blockbuster films like TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN and GI JOE: RISE OF COBRA, television programs such as ARMY WIVES, and video games including MEDAL OF HONOR.

Greg is also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.