Bryn Mooser is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of RYOT, the first immersive media company linking content to action. Recently acquired by AOL for the Huffington Post, RYOT has grown to become one of the most prolific virtual reality and 360° content studios over the past year. Bryn has overseen the production of more than 60 virtual reality films created by RYOT in collaboration with some of the most well-known brand partners in the world. As a documentary filmmaker, Bryn has co-directed and produced 10 award-winning documentaries from Liberia to the Arctic, including "Body Team 12" which took home the Tribeca Film Festival award for Best Documentary Short and was nominated for an Oscar in the Best Documentary Short category. Bryn was named one of Esquire Magazine's "Americans of the Year" as well as a "Hollywood Maverick" by Details Magazine. Before starting RYOT, Bryn spent years as a humanitarian, serving in the Peace Corps in Africa and working in Haiti, where he helped build the country's largest secondary school in Port-au-Prince which now educates 3,000 Haitian youths per year.

Bryn grew up in Los Angeles, New York City and Africa. In his spare time, he plays bass and sax in the London-based band Proud Mary.

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