Bradley w. Pratt

My journey in media production began at Island School in Kauaʻi, where I discovered digital media through PBS Hawaiʻi's Hiki-Nō program. In high school, I taught myself filmmaking, built a freelance business, and interned at the County of Kauaʻi Mayor's Office, producing content for events, social media, and a feature on Mayor Derek Kawakami.

After graduating in 2023, I joined the University of Colorado Boulder as a Media Production major and immediately became a Creative Intern for CU Athletics. Over two years, I worked across football, basketball, and more, producing game recaps, videoboard features, and long-form content. In my sophomore year, I contributed to hype videos and portions of Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter's Heisman campaigns.

My junior year marked a new chapter. As Lead Student Intern for Football Creative, I expanded my skills as both a videographer and a leader, pitching new social media concepts, mentoring younger interns, and helping define the visual brand of the Colorado Buffaloes. Outside of CU, I continued building my freelance company, bradfilms.com, taking on album releases for artists like The Green, producing a fighter jet short film, and branded content for clients like Hilton and Lululemon.

This summer, I will join the NFL as a Digital Content and Development Intern at their Inglewood, California, offices.

My Media Production journey is only just beginning.

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Work FEatured By

Logo for the Maui Jim Maui Invitational basketball tournament with stylized text and a bird element
Hilton Hotels & Resorts logo with the word 'Hilton' in large letters and the Hilton globe emblem above it.
Red and white logo with the word 'EXIT' inverted and stylized in a bold font.
Seal of Kauai County, Hawaii, with a mountain, coffee plant, and rocks, and text reading 'County of Kauai,' 'State of Hawaii,' and 'The Garden Island.'
The word "The Green" written in stylized cream-colored script on a black background.
Kona Brewing Company logo with a brown and yellow color scheme, featuring a central illustration of a red-orange crocodile or similar creature.
Emblem of Kamehameha Schools featuring a figure holding a spear, text 'KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS' and '1887', with a blue border.
Logo with the word RISE in orange letters, a sun rising over water, and the phrases OUR HOME, OUR HEART, OUR FREEDOM, OUR MOBILITY, and OUR COMMUNITY around the circle.
PBS Logo with a black circle containing a white silhouette of a dog with a stoic facial expression.
A colorful, stylized graphic featuring the words 'Open Source' with multiple vibrant curved shapes, including blue, green, orange, pink, and red, arranged around the text.
Hiki No PBS Hawai'i logo in blue with the PBS logo featuring a white profile of a human face within a blue circle.
Kauai.com logo with a palm tree and ocean background
MVP Academy logo featuring three horizontal chevrons in beige, brown, and red, with the text 'MVP Academy' below, where 'MVP' is in red and 'Academy' in beige.
A circular logo featuring a mountain, green leaves, and a fish, with the word 'WAI WĀ' in green text.
A black and white logo with a stylized checkmark intertwined with a curved line.
Landscape with mountains, a river, trees, and a cloudy sky
A black and white abstract art design featuring symmetrical, swirling shapes enclosed within a circular border.
Black background with a gold dog-shaped outline, a large gold letter 'O' and black letter 'U' in the center, and a small white eye detail.
The phrase "Too Much Life" written in black text with an artistic layout.
Logo for Island School with the words 'island school' in gold and 'MOM' in blue.
Kukui'ula logo with three stylized leaves and text 'Kukui'ula South Shore, Kauai'

“Bradley really has a gift. He’s captured the essence of OUR program. I’m truly grateful for his willingness to share your gift of videography and editing with us. This video and what he’s captured, will allow more opportunities for students in the agriculture sector, hopefully encouraging more people to take a serious look at making ag a lifelong career.”

— Jaclyn Kaina , Director of Programs & Business Development at Kaua’i Economic Development Board

“That was insanely well done. You need to get this work in front of everyone. Not gonna lie, it choked me up a few times. The video seemed super authentic and real. In my honest opinion, he nailed the message that all parents need to hear without making it too salesy or too promotional.”

— Parent, Toca FC Documentary