about bryson

Film, Television, & Theatre
Producer, Writer, & Director

Bryson Lima (he/him) is a New York City-based filmmaker and playwright. He is passionate about telling thought-provoking stories about dynamic characters as they navigate obstacles, while creating a production environment in which fresh ideas, unique talent, and innovative artistry are celebrated.

Bryson is the Senior Specialist, Global Content Acquisitions & Co-Productions, at National Geographic in New York City. He began his career at National Geographic as the Executive Assistant, Program Strategy & Content Planning at Disney (FX, Freeform, Disney Channel, National Geographic). Prior to joining Nat Geo, he was the Executive Assistant to the UPM/Producer on the Amazon limited-series, "The Underground Railroad". His early professional experience includes freelance videography and photography, as well as working on several films and movies as a production assistant.

Bryson holds a Bachelor's Degree in Film & Television from The Savannah College of Art as well as an Associate's Degree in Digital TV & Media Production from Eastern Florida State College.

Bryson's notable work includes the SCAD original sitcom, "The Buzz" (Producer, Director, Production Supervisor), which won "Best Scripted Series" at the 38th College Television Academy Awards. His independent films "Spooky Society" and “Time of Death” (Director, Producer) have been accepted to film festivals internationally.  Most recently, Bryson produced the feature documentary "Ghost Light" which is currently in the fesitval circuit. In addition, Bryson has produced numerous projects such as short narrative films, documentaries, music videos, promotional pieces, and commercials.