Temple Brown

Filmmaking

Temple is an award-winning writer, director and producer of narrative films, and has created documentary-style work for clients including Memphis University School and The Stax Museum of American Soul Music.

At the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, he wrote, directed and produced the acclaimed short film "BOXING'S BEEN GOOD TO ME" (more below).

View some of Temple's other work here.

This Is U-TV

One of many projects for Memphis University School.

View them here.

Boxing's been good

An image from Day One of shooting "Boxing's Been Good to Me."

After screening this film, Billy Wilder, director of "Sunset Blvd," "The Apartment," "Double Indemnity," "Some Like it Hot," and other classics, said the film is "absolutely first class" and called it "a masterpiece." (Just sayin'.)

Watch the short film here.

Cubing

Fun Fact #1: Temple can solve a fully-scrambled Rubik's Cube in under two minutes. While not exactly "speed-cubing," that ain't bad.

Four triple stacks

Fun Fact #2: Temple is a published New York Times crossword puzzle constructor. Read about his debut here.

"Is it safe?"

Fun Fact #3: Temple trained for and completed the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon, having never been a runner before.

Call him a glutton for punishment, but he did it again in 2020 (just one week before time stopped) and has signed up for more!

Yes, those are Temple's legs.

No misses

Fun Fact #4: Temple's cutout had a 100% perfect attendance record for Dodgers home games in 2020.