From making history with Bobby L. Brown at Mackenzie High school as the Clarinet Section Leader to becoming a member of the world famous Florida A&M University Marching 100, Brandi embodies the spirit of being "driven". For Brandi, the family environment and "on the field" training would prove to be the foundation for allowing her to achieve unimaginable success in her career and life as a once very economically disadvantaged teen growing up in Detroit. Her marching band experience is "the gift that keeps on giving" and has now become an experience her own son experiences as being a part of an HBCU marching band. She is fully vested in sharing the message of the benefits of band and music education and what she coined as "The Marching Band Factor". 

In 2016, Brandi released the first HBCU Marching Band Documentary "Point And Drive" and toured it in 13 cities and over 35 screenings. The film turned into a movement sparking a resurgence in the desire to be in HBCU bands as well as exposing the world to the true culture of HBCU bands. She and her team independently financed, marketed and toured the film. The end result was that not only did the film become iconic, it solidified Brandi and KORIS Media as a pioneer in the telling of the cultures stories. 

Brandi and KORIS Media reached a new level of impact when Brandi became the authority in marketing and storytelling in the HBCU space. She helped to build the brand and tell the stories of one of the fastest and newest HBCU marching bands Florida Memorial University's "The ROAR" allowing them to achieve a social media presence and international opportunities many large music programs have yet to achieve. Her 360 approach to storytelling, marketing, and branding is one that allows her an undisputed edge not found in the industry. Through KORIS Media, she has become the go-to-source in all things filming, marketing and branding.