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During his sophomore year at BYU, while working at a small film studio to pay for his education, he founded uSight, a technology company that created banking and transactional software for small businesses. In 2004, Inc. reported that the company was the second fastest growing company on its annual Inc. 500 list. [22] .
Andersen has produced films such as Everest staring Jake Gyllenhaal; Lone Survivor starring Mark Wahlberg; 2 Guns starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg, Martin Scorsese's Silence starring Adam Driver and American Made starring Tom Cruise. Andersen has worked on humanitarian efforts specifically focused on assisting Refugees.
- January 1, 1
- 1.78 m
- Tampa, Florida, USA
- Producer, Director, Writer
Brandt Andersen is an American film producer and the founder of technology company uSight. Between 2006 and 2012, Andersen owned an NBA Development Team called the Utah Flash. In 1998, during his sophomore year at Brigham Young University, Andersen founded a technology company named uSight that created software products and services for small ...
Overview. Born. September 13, 1977 · Tampa, Florida, USA. Height. 5′ 10″ (1.78 m) Mini Bio. Brandt Andersen is a writer, director, and producer. In 2020 Andersen wrote and directed the live action feature short Refugee staring Yasmine Al Massri, Massa Daoud, Omar Sy, and Jason Beghe.
- September 13, 1977
Brandt Andersen is a former internet entrepreneur. In 2004, he sold his web design company uSight and became owner of the Utah Flash basketball team. More recently, he sold off his interest in the team and moved to California, where he now produces films and invests in real estate.
Dec 22, 2011 · See Bank of America, N.A. v. uSight, LLC & J. Brandt Andersen, United States District Court, District of Utah, Civil No. 2:10CV1182. In the first lawsuit, ¶ 12 of the First Amended Complaint alleges: "In addition, Andersen is in default on his home mortgage loan with Bank of America.
Five years ago, Brandt Andersen dropped out of Brigham Young University in the midst of the dot.com crash to devote his time to uSight, his fledgeling Internet business. "I was so busy running the company, I wasn’t making any of my classes," says Andersen, who had a student entrepreneur award under his belt. By Glen Warchol. The Salt Lake Tribune.
