Eddy Von Mueller, Ph.D.
CEO & Creative Director
Eddy Von Mueller, Ph.D. - an award-winning filmmaker, writer, educator and illustrator, Eddy has been an active part of Georgia’s fast-changing media scene for nearly thirty years. He has written, produced and directed PSAs, documentaries, commercials, scripted and unscripted television, and feature films. Behind the scenes, Eddy is an entertainment historian and analyst, whose research-driven analyses and commentaries have appeared in national and regional publications and on major media outlets. His most recent documentary, Into the Archives: Small Steps, co-created with the late Pelham McDaniels, III, debuted at the 2019 Bronze Lens Film Festival. His debut feature, the 2005 children’s film The Lady From Sockholm, played over 40 film festivals in seven countries.
Brian Brackney
Vice President/Technical Director
Mr. Brackney has been with Atlanta Video since the company’s inception in 1976. He holds a degree in philosophy from Emory University and graduated with the highest honors in electronics from Dekalb College in Atlanta. Mr. Brackney is one of the owners of Atlanta Video and is responsible for video system design and engineering. Mr. Brackney was the technical director for all of Court Television’s remote work with Atlanta Video including numerous nationally broadcast, high-profile trials. Brian is responsible for maintaining all technical standards on all our location, studio, and editing projects. Mr. Brackney has an extensive background in music history and theory and listens to classical music when he is not on a bird-watching expedition.
Brian Cox
Editor/Graphics Artist
Mr. Cox has been Atlanta Video’s primary editor since 1997. He has an extensive background in film theory and history. He has a Bachelor's Degree in English from Furman University and a Master of Science Degree in Design and Technical Communication from Southern Polytechnic State University. Projects include programs for IBM, The Coca-Cola Company, American Cancer Society, Toshiba (Music Video), The Atlanta Regional Council, High Museum of Art (Salvador Dali and The Art of Golf), GPTV (Emory Symphony performance), MTV (Cartel Video), L-3 Communications, American Heart Association, and the U.S. Department of Energy. Brian was the primary editor and graphics artist on virtually every project featured on Atlanta Video’s website. In his spare time, Brian reads contemporary fiction between dad sitting duties with his young daughter.