Brian Lerch Post creates historically grounded reconstruction for documentary, television and factual production—bringing people, places and events to the screen when original footage doesn’t exist.
Working from historical research, archival reference and the visual language of the production, scenes are built around period accuracy, continuity, performance, coverage and editorial storytelling.
History shouldn’t look generated. It should feel witnessed.

Ancient Rome brought to life through cinematic reconstruction of its people, cities, military power and changing empire.

A global reconstruction of life in 1703, bringing the people, places and conflicts of the early 18th century to the screen.

Postwar America reconstructed through the people, places, technology and culture that transformed the nation.

The people, protests, politics and cultural upheaval of a decade that reshaped modern America.

Ancient cultures, sacred traditions and pivotal moments reconstructed to explore how belief systems developed and shaped civilizations.

The early life and campaigns of Alexander the Great reconstructed through period environments, large-scale action and character-driven historical scenes.
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