LOS ANGELES, USA // Matt Brubaker is considered one of the top creative entertainment marketers for over 30 years- a Clio and Golden Trailer award-winning creative director of film, television, streaming, social and digital campaigns. Responsible for consistently driving industry firsts through creative innovation, multi-platform business development and executive management. Currently, Matt is the new Chief Creative Officer for Buddha Jones. There he is bringing his experience, passion, and innovation to help guide one of the business’s powerhouses. Working on campaigns for Project Hail Mary, F1, How to Train Your Dragon, The Lord of The Rings, Megalopolis, Alien, and Transformers. Brubaker came to Buddha Jones, after 18 years as Trailer Park’s President/Creative Director. There, he was a driving force in growing Trailer Park into the world’s largest entertainment marketing agency and the Clio’s First Agency of the Year. He expanded their offices to London and an animation division in Burbank. While at Trailer Park, he worked on award winning campaigns for Dunkirk, Crazy Rich Asians, Wonder Woman, The Hunger Games, The Hobbit, Lord of The Rings, Sing 2, Interstellar, Mad Max, Suicide Squad, The Dark Knight Rises, The Great Gatsby, Godzilla, House of Gucci, Ocean’s Eleven, Up, Wall-E.

Matt started his career in Creative Advertising at New Line Cinema- working on campaigns like Boogie Nights, Dumb and Dumber. He then joined Warner Bros where he worked on the campaigns for The Green Mile, Iron Robot, and Eyes Wide Shut. He did a second tour of duty at New Line Cinema, where worked on global successes like The Notebook, Blade Trinity, & Freddy vs Jason. Before that he was a Creative a Writer/Producer at Creative Domain. In between solving the world’s trailer crises- Matt lives in service to his two evil genius dogs- Pearl and Bam Bam. When they let him, he has a passion for design and has been developing real estate projects for over 25 years. He loves tennis, unicorns, restores classic cars, antiques, and is a member of the Academy of Motion Pictures & Sciences.