Sidney Bryant

Bryant was born in Valdosta Georgia at Moody Air Force Base, and raised in the southern woods of Broxton Georgia. As a child Bryant was a very active child, often staying in trouble and through middle school in his principal's office. Sidney admits he does not know where the road of film making may lead him, but he is sure his decision to return to Douglas, GA and begin making movies was the right thing to do. His passion to be a filmmaker stemmed from his early years of video production in the Coffee County School System. He later obtained an Associate Degree of the Arts in Video Production from the Art Institute of Atlanta before returning to his home community. As a teenager, he became driven to become an arts professional after being inspired by Sherwood Pictures first main stream movie "Facing the Giants". Bryant engaged in his first production on location of The Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village, in Tifton GA. The project did not deliver what his heart desired or what his pocketbook needed. This stumble in his career only created a stronger urge to push forward and follow his dream. Sidney soon focused his attention on a new script and production, Even Eye.