Brian Siskind creates documentary films in a humanistic narrative style, accompanied by his simplified, thoughtful cinematography, editing aesthetic, and music score. From his Nashville base, his point of view is rich and varied, and often based on the notion of place and placemaking.

Siskind's documentary and cinematography work have been featured on major networks, film festivals around the world, and on major streaming platforms.

Siskind’s photography, whether abstract work, or photojournalistic pieces, have been shown all over the world, and been featured on dozens of album covers for artists across many genres.

Siskind's music has been heard on Grammy winning records, the electronic music underground, art installations, movie soundtracks, and performances in world renowned fine art venues including the Rothko Chapel and The Frist Art Museum - as well as national ad campaigns for brands including American Express and Adidas.

Legendary music pioneer and producer Brian Eno described Siskind’s music as

"a very original soundscape - It has to me, a seductive quality - I want to hear what's going to happen."

Currently, Siskind is creating documentaries, voicing two podcasts, making music, and probably flying.