Brian Peter Falk

Brian is a journalist and a producer, director, and writer of television series and feature films. He has covered the war in Rwanda, public health emergencies in Congo, Nepal, Ghana and Guatemala, and natural disasters in Taiwan, El Salvador, and Texas. He wrote the first season of Food Network's "Throwdown with Bobby Flay""and many episodes of Travel Channel's Emmy Award-winning "The Zimmern List," and was recently the director and showrunner for the MSNBC original series "What's Eating America," and the PBS original series "Hope in the Water." His movie credits include Robert Redford's THE CONSPIRATOR, PARKLAND, which he produced with Tom Hanks, and AGAINST THE SUN, starring Tom Felton, which Brian also co-wrote and directed. He is the co-creator of Outdoor Channel's popular series...

Brian is a journalist and a producer, director, and writer of television series and feature films. He has covered the war in Rwanda, public health emergencies in Congo, Nepal, Ghana and Guatemala, and natural disasters in Taiwan, El Salvador, and Texas. He wrote the first season of Food Network's "Throwdown with Bobby Flay""and many episodes of Travel Channel's Emmy Award-winning "The Zimmern List," and was recently the director and showrunner for the MSNBC original series "What's Eating America," and the PBS original series "Hope in the Water." His movie credits include Robert Redford's THE CONSPIRATOR, PARKLAND, which he produced with Tom Hanks, and AGAINST THE SUN, starring Tom Felton, which Brian also co-wrote and directed. He is the co-creator of Outdoor Channel's popular series "Feral." He recently wrote his first novel, Orphans of Rift. Brian was born in New York State's Mohawk Valley and lives in Santa Monica, California.