Bryan Way

Bryan grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, graduating from Marple Newtown High School in 2003. Following graduation, he attended Temple University, majoring in Film and Media Arts and minoring in English. While at Temple, he directed, wrote, edited, and produced several short films, including a short surrealist piece entitled Mettle (2007), which was selected to the Diamond Screen Film Festival. He also produced and recorded sound for The Difficult Thing Is To Love (2007) and Haunted House (2009). Bryan graduated from Temple in August of 2007 after internships in Los Angeles at John Crosby Management and Kadokawa Pictures America. Following his return from Los Angeles, he began working at TLA Video in Bryn Mawr, where he ultimately became an Assistant Manager prior to the franchise folding in October of 2012. That same month, he joined his former manager at Viva Video, where he has remained ever since. He self-published his first novel, 'Life After: The Arising', in July of 2013, and did the same for the sequel, 'Life After: The Void' in October of 2016.