Bradley Bredeweg on Clubhouse

Bio

BRADLEY BREDEWEG has written television projects for Universal Cable, Showtime, ABC Studios, DreamworksTV, USA, Warner Bros. Television, The CW, and Freeform. Bredeweg is one of the co- creators, executive producers and showrunners of the critically-acclaimed television series, Good Trouble, a spin off of the award-winning Freeform series, The Fosters, of which Bredeweg was also a co-creator, executive producer and showrunner, alongside partners Jennifer Lopez, Peter Paige and Joanna Johnson. The Fosters garnered many awards, including Outstanding Drama Series at the GLAAD Awards, Emmy's Television Academy Honors Award for Excellence in Television, The Television Critics Award for Outstanding Drama Series, and the Teen Choice Awards Best Drama Series. Good Trouble, now in its third season, has performed at the top of the competitive cable ratings and continues to draw attention for its ground-breaking storytelling that examines what it means to be a Millennial today. Bredeweg also co-wrote Tut, starring Sir Ben Kingsley, for Muse Entertainment which premiered on Paramount/Viacom's SpikeTV.

Bradley’s directing background includes numerous episodes of The Fosters and Good Trouble, as well a number of shows in and around Los Angeles.

Bradley is currently writing and producing a new musical that’s heading to Broadway in 2022 alongside rock legends Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, who are also producing with Jamie Cesa, while Scott Schwartz directs.

Bradley continues to be an active producer in the Broadway and West End scenes - producing the critically-acclaimed Broadway revival of Side Show directed by Bill Condon, as well as producing Green Day’s American Idiot on London’s West End. He has a investments in the smash hit Dear Evan Hansen and the Broadway production of Moulin Rouge.

Bradley is currently developing Four Eyes, a one-hour, Amblin-style adventure series with DreamworksTV, UCP and Netflix, as well as a character-driven, contemporary drama Intersexion for Amazon Prime.

He is represented by Andy Elkin and Grant Kessman at CAA, Stephanie Simon and Alex Platis of Untitled Entertainment and attorney Karl Austen. Follow Bradley on Twitter at @BradleyBredeweg and Instagram at @BradleyBredeweg