Adam LaBrie achieved early success in his career as a music video cinematographer, working with A-list artists such as Taylor Swift, Rick Ross, Brandy Carlile and Boz Scaggs. His collaborations have received multiple awards including Rolling Stone's Top 10 Music Videos of the year, and Grammy winning campaigns.
Concurrently, LaBrie expanded his commercial expertise, spearheading global campaigns for brands like Sony, Raytheon, DirecTV, Kitchen Aid, Snipes Clothing, Care Credit, Belaire Champagne, and many more.
Following his rise in the music video and commercial landscape, LaBrie embraced longer-form projects. Notable among his credits is serving as the 2nd Unit cinematographer for "The Enforcer," featuring Antonio Banderas, released by Millenium Films in 2022.
His television portfolio boasts series and specials with prominent networks and platforms, including Revolt TV, ABC, Entertainment One, WE tv, Lifetime, Tastemade, Uproxx, Snapchat, and Audience Music.
In the realm of documentary filmmaking, LaBrie's journey began by winning an Emmy for 'Best Documentary in New England' during his high school years in 2006.
Returning to his roots in documentary film, LaBrie served as Editor for the 2021 release 'Into The Mystery' in collaboration with Atlantic Records. The film received a theatrical release in 500 theaters and secured distribution with Greenwich Entertainment - streaming on Apple TV, Prime, and Hulu.
This experience reignited LaBrie's passion for documentaries, and would lead to his directorial debut, 'My Last Nerve,' centered on a son's quest to cure his father. The feature film is a co-production with CLP & High Water Productions, and is slated for distribution in 2024.
