¡Bienvenidos!

Welcome to BRYANSITO

My name is Bryan Veloz Lopez, I’m a proud first-generation Ecuadorian-American, soaking up the New York City vibes and navigating the glam of our digital world. Hollywood really, but on the East Coast with WiFi.

I kicked off my professional career journey as a one-man show creating content on my YouTube channel, where I wasn’t just the main character but the whole production: writing, recording, acting, and editing. This DIY energy catapulted me straight into the television and film industry right out of college.

Currently, I’m a rocking Writer and Producer at Nickelodeon, Paramount Global. I'm the Nick kid behind those on-air marketing promos and the person creating social media content for Nickelodeon's shows, movies and events. It’s a pretty cool gig.

Here's the chisme, I'm not just some television Producer guy. I'm also a Graphic Designer, Photographer, Entrepreneur and founder of Bryansito Productions. Turning dreams into visuals and magic into reality. I believe that if we have the superpower to sprinkle some fun and color to the world, consider my cape on.

Oh! and you can call me, Bryansito.

Apple, New York, NY

May 2015 – June 2017

Sales Consultant

Working at the Apple Store was an incredibly fulfilling experience that left me with a profound sense of gratitude and satisfaction. From the moment I stepped through those glass doors, I was immersed in a culture that placed a big emphasis on teamwork and collaboration. The way everyone at the company stuck together and supported each other made me excited to go to work every day. Being surrounded by such amazing teammates and managers who shared a passion for technology and innovation created an environment where we could easily share ideas and help each other out whenever needed.

One of the most exhilarating moments of working at the Apple Store was the millions of customers we interacted with on a daily basis. Whether it was assisting someone with their first iPhone purchase or troubleshooting a technical issue, each interaction brought a unique opportunity to connect with people coming from all over the world. Hearing their stories, learning about their experiences, and sharing in their excitement for Apple products was a constant reminder of the global impact the company had, and it made every day on the job feel like a new adventure.

As I reflect on my time at the Apple Store, I am filled with gratitude for the opportunities it provided me during my college years. The skills I gained, the friendships I made, and the experiences I had have all played a significant role in shaping the person I am today. Working at the Apple Store was more than just a job – it was a priceless experience that will always hold a special place in my life's story.

My first day with fellow new hires. (2015)

Meeting Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, for the iPhone 7 launch at Fifth Avenue’s flag ship store. (2016)

Jigsaw Productions, New York, NY

Production Intern

November 2015 - March 2016

Jigsaw Productions marked my entry into the TV and film industry with it being my first internship. While there, I had the opportunity to support executive producers, Joshua Zeman and Rachel Mills, in their research for the upcoming project, "The Killing Season." This series dived deep into the narratives of numerous women who had vanished across the United States, many of whom tragically fell victim to the streets, working as prostitutes. The project aimed to unravel the thread connecting these disappearances to a single serial killer. When reviewing the footage for research, it felt like riding an emotional rollercoaster. I gained firsthand insight from those who knew the victims best. I heard the stories of these incredible women, who knew and witnessed the

trauma of working in the streets day and night. My involvement in this project gave me comprehensive understanding into the detailed process of developing a documentary series, especially one focused around murder mysteries. Working on this project was not only thrilling as I delved into finding clues and new information but also eye-opening, realizing I was collaborating with the creator of one of my favorite documentary films, "Cropsey" by Joshua Zeman. Exploring this aspect of documentary filmmaking was a surprising and fulfilling journey. And yes! Coffee runs were definitely a necessity, especially during the intense moments of this suspenseful project!

The Dr Oz Show, New York, NY

Production Intern

August 2016 - December 2016

During my time at the Dr. Oz show, I learned a great deal about how a live TV audience program operates at the ABC Family studio. Throughout my internship, I engaged in brainstorming sessions, assisted Dr. Oz during his show preparations, aided producers in daily tasks, and escorted audience members to and from the ABC studio. Additionally, I had the opportunity to meet various show guests while supporting their needs. One standout memory was rehearsing a workout segment with Laila Ali, daughter of Mohammed Ali. My experience at the Dr. Oz show, marking my second internship in the TV & Film industry, was a profoundly rewarding experience. Equipping me with the essential skills and understanding of a live studio production and post-production processes. I was hashtag #Ozessed.