Brian D’Antoni

I’ve always believed that storytelling has the power to shape culture, build communities, and inspire change. My career has been defined by that conviction - from producing reality television and branded content for some of the world’s most recognized media companies, to developing immersive cultural experiences that spark economic growth.

I began my career in television and film, producing projects for NBC, ESPN, CNBC, DIY Network, MTV, the Weinstein Company, and Endemol Shine. Along the way, I collaborated with global talent such as Daymond John, Grant Cardone, and Tony Robbins to create e-learning platforms and influencer-driven content that reached millions. In 2004, I founded RockSoup, a hybrid production company and marketing agency that has delivered branded content, storytelling campaigns, and influencer strategies for diverse industries.

Over the years, I expanded my work across entertainment, serving in producing and development roles at CITY DRIVE STUDIOS, Titan Pictures, and LX2 Entertainment, where I contributed to projects featuring Post Malone, Foo Fighters, Alicia Keys, Black Eyed Peas, and Andrea Bocelli. These experiences deepened my belief that media is not just about content - it’s about creating lasting cultural moments.

Today, I’ve evolved into what I call an Experience Architect - a role that blends strategy, content creation, community building, and innovation. My work extends beyond screens and stages into real-world impact, designing immersive entertainment districts, tech-driven creative campuses, and community-based innovation hubs across Florida. These projects merge film, gaming, AI content creation, metaverse technology, and live experiences to catalyze economic growth, job creation, and cultural vibrancy, especially in underserved regions.

My commitment to impact also extends to philanthropy. I co-founded the Where Angels Play Foundation, which builds playgrounds and safe spaces for children affected by tragedy, offering resilience through joy and creativity.

I studied film at Hofstra University, New York University (NYU), and the New York Film Academy, where I honed my craft as a producer and director. Today, I continue to build on that foundation, working at the intersection of storytelling, innovation, and community - to craft experiences that not only entertain but transform.