Brad Johnson

Brad Johnson has over 40 years of experience in media production. He has worked as an audio engineer for hundreds of albums and demos, including work for such clients as Paisley Park, Paula Abdul, the Steve Miller Band, Dan and Sandy Adler, Heart of the City, and Gaylen Paul. Brad has also produced, engineered, and edited various television and radio spots for clients including McDonald’s, Best Buy and Polaris. He designed and maintained his own studio for Brad Johnson Productions, Inc.

Brad is an award-winning filmmaker who has produced several documentaries on varied topics such as American Indians and the Serengeti in Africa. “A New Path for the Serengeti” was nominated for Best Documentary and Brad was nominated for Best Cinematographer at The African Film Festival in addition to a 3 Telly Awards, a Spotlight Documentary Film Award (Gold) and an International Independent Film Award (Gold).

Brad has worked for over 20 years as UNW’s Broadcast Studio Technician. In addition to maintaining the Mel FM radio and UNW TV and Film studios, Brad teaches students about broadcasting technology and prepares them for the world of audio and video production.

Brad is married with three sons, a daughter, and 3 grandchildren. He enjoys motorcycles, science, space flight, racing, and the American West.