Renaissance Man Seeks Freelance Work

Welcome to the home of Worldbri Productions, helmed (and staffed entirely) by the creatively diverse Brian M. Weidemann.  There is no formal business model or mission statement (definitely no “vision” statement), no capital account, no board of directors or “this week last year” charts printed on foam core, no legally registered trademarks.  In fact, this is for most intents and/or/xor purposes a personal website, geared appropriately toward self-promotion and the harbouring of pipe dreams containing gainful self-employment.  Welcome.

About whom are we talking?

A thirty-something resident of Huntington Beach, CA USA, Brian M. Weidemann (aka Brimaxian in internet circles–the ones he’s trying to make a name for himself in) is a multi-faceted bearer of talents and has, over the years, accumulated a cult following of fans, admirers, and disciples alike because of such reasons as:

• His recording and performance abilities have, since 1999, birthed nine (9) self-produced music albums featuring mainly intellectually provocative, wryly humorous, and sappy love songs, rock tunes, and singer-songwriter schlock; as well as musical pieces commissioned for weddings, Youtube video channels (most notably the excellent Game Sack video-game-review show), student film projects, and various other ditties. MORE…
• His logo designs and graphics work have been commissioned by software developers, filmmakers, musicians, web-comics authors, game designers, and other rising entrepreneurs.  MORE…
• His voice has been heard by most Orange County locals and visitors from all over Southern California lucky enough to have attended the IMAX large-format theatre in Irvine in the last several years, through his professionally produced pre-show announcements and movie introductions.
• His deft portraiture abilities have produced works of art used in fundraisers, websites, and galleries; and garnered a spotlight profile in a noted–and unfortunately retired-from-print–Tori Amos fanzine.
• His website designs have been viewed by thousands, he having produced (in addition to many others over the years) all the incarnations of worldbri.com for over a decade; the newly launched train-at-home Jeet Kune Do site jkdcollege.com; as well as the unfortunately deceased, formerly popular frauleinspace.com site.
• His philosophically enriched essays and dissertations have been popular amongst an enthusiastic and growing audience, ie: he blogs on Myspace and Facebook, and sometimes people comment.  (Twitter, and Google Plus, you’re next!)
• His superb moral character has been charted and archived, constantly used as a basis for many professional, philosophical dissertations as the standard by which all human thought and action may be judged. ^{[citation  needed]}

So what is he doing now?

Speaking in the third person.  Also, he is employed full time and organizes his time between projects, including the recording stages for his tenth album, Buy Popular Demand. Most of the songs have completed the composition process and tracks are being laid down, perhaps coincidentally, as you read this.

Worldbri.com and the entirety of its design and content ©2001-2011 Brian Michael Weidemann, except for company and other brand names mentioned in passing, which are those people’s own business and I don’t claim to have any ownership of them.  I don’t own the patent on the word “the”, and yet, if it wanted to, it could probably have a legitimate claim against me and my use of it.

The views, opinions, remarks, endorsements, etc. as indicated here and throughout the rest of this website are my own; they do not, in any way, represent those of the various companies or organizations with which I may imply being associated, through such means including, but not necessarily limited to, current or past employment; nor do I speak on behalf of any such companies or organizations.

This page last edited October 29, 2011