Brian Bayerl has been involved in numerous high profile films and television programs.

50 years after its release, Don McLean shares the secrets behind his iconic song ‘American Pie’, one of the great musical touchstones of the 20th century. Click image to watch Trailer.

Director of Photography Brian Bayerl worked with Director Mark Moormann to give the film a look as iconic as the song itself.

NCAA March Madness Confidential aires across CBS, TNT, TBS, and truTV and has a viewership of over 5 million.

Embedded with the Wisconsin Badgers for NCAA Tournament. Click image to watch video.

Collaboration with DICI records to produce music videos for rising star DICI. So far his music videos have received more than 4 million views and thousands of likes, subscribers and followers.

Brian Bayerl shooting DICI music video Vector. Click image to watch video.

Taylor and Ultra: On the 60s, The Factory and Being a Warhol Superstar focuses on NYC East Side Icon Taylor Mead (Poet/Actor/Artist) and Warhol Superstar Ultra Violet (Isabelle Collin Dufresne). The sharp witty talents share their stories of Warhol, The Factory, filmmaking and Manhattan in the very pivotal 1960s.

Taylor and Ultra premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and was nominated for best documentary short. Photo: Brian Bayerl speaking at Tribeca.

Foster Shock takes a first hand look at what happens to children when they are taken from their abusive families and become dependents of the State of Florida. Foster Shock examines Florida’s ‘privatized’ foster care system. It explains the Community Based Care (CBC) concept: how CBC’s were designed to work for the child’s benefit and why they are off course. Foster Shock examines the massive amounts of taxpayer dollars being spent with little oversight and accountability. Through personnel stories told by former foster youth, this film allows the audience an opportunity to hear heart wrenching accounts of how Florida has failed its children.

Foster Shock can be seen on PBS Stations across the state of Florida and was just nominated for a GoldCoast Regional Emmy Award.

Documenting the events of one tumultuous year, Datuna: Portrait of America follows the compelling journey of artist David Datuna as he pursues a dream of cultural and artistic freedom in his adopted country, the United States. An emigre from the former USSR, the incredible trek traces his steps from Miami, New York and ultimately to tens of thousands at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in the shadow of the nations capital. As Datuna becomes the first contemporary artist in the world to utilize the wearable technology Google Glass in a work of art, his personal life takes a dramatic turn driven by real-life events when the artist discovers he has stage 3 cancer.

Datuna: Portrait of America has been screened in Los Angeles, New York, and Won Film of Festival at Raindance in London.