Always the “creative entrepreneur”, Brandi most recently produced, directed, and promoted her celebrated documentary “Point and Drive” on a shoe-string budget as a first-time director. She then took it on a 14 screening, 8-city promo tour, which yielded 3 network deal offers, 1,500 attendees, and actually made five figures which she reinvested into her film. This year her Point and Drive brand is on track to generate six figures - more than all of the network deal offers combined. She has often been compared to innovative filmmaker Tyler Perry in that she strategically built an audience and took the leap to give herself the “green light” in making the film successful versus waiting for approval from mainstream studios. She went against the system, did not compromise her films message, and when others said “no”, she said “yes” to her belief that the film would succeed and reach the world. The undeniable demand for the film has made her a sought after voice in documentary filmmaking because she has been able to do in a short period of time what most filmmakers take years to achieve; get the film seen, monetize it, and get the cause heard. Her track record of success has drawn attention to her media company of which she is not only a creative talent, but a consultant and visionary leader.