Bryan Kreutz is an actor, TV director, producer and writer. Bryan began acting at age eight, in theater. He was thrust into the lead role of Balthazar, one of the three wise men, in a church play, his first dialogue role. Intrigued with the production design he has worked to attain a level of authenticity in scenography as a producer on three television talk shows. Then there's the voice aspect. breaking into a college in St. Louis Missouri that specifically focuses on the hands on learning aspect of voice and production, bryan learned editing, production budgeting, visual production and the behind the mic voice aspects of running a radio program, then with extra electives voiced play-by-play hockey alongside future NHL announcer Dan Kelly Jr. Bryan wasn't finished there. The starting point to an award nominated career in front of the camera and behind it started at the 48 hour film festival in 2021 earning an entry into the festival as a performer behind a mask for the film :The Apprentice Puppeteer. Since then he's worked alongside actors and directors billed in Hollywood and has worked for years himself in Hollywood most notably in the Nickelodeon series "Drama Club" as assistant coach for the football team on screen. Most recently Bryan is the host with the most as presenter for the TV talk show titled "A Captain's Log" appearing on 13 different U.S. TV stations in markets like Portland Oregon, San Antonio Texas Herndon Virginia in Washington DC and more. Kreutz's work as writer of 10 out of the 13 episodes while serving as co-director and Executive producer has propelling the show to land distribution on Roku channel and garnered interview guest familiar to Star Trek viewers each week.

The film scene is no stranger to Bryan, in 2015 he played the spit bag passenger while next to Kate Upton in the William H. Macy film The Layover and TV Talk show host Larry Thunklemann in the Tom Green comedy film Interviewing Monsters released in Summer 2019. From appearing as a winning contestant on CBS game show "Let's make a deal" to owning his own production company that's released over 70 TV network talk show episodes, Bryan has been around the block in many genre's of entertainment and lives near Hollywood.