Neal Brennan

Neal Brennan is a writer, director, and comedian. Best known as the co-creator of “Chappelle’s Show,” for which he received three Emmy nominations.

His film work includes co-writing the feature “Half Baked,” and directing “The Goods,” starring Jeremy Piven, Ed Helms, Ken Jeong and Will Ferrell. Neal also collaborates regularly with Seth Meyers, writing and directing the ESPYs and The White House Correspondents Dinner.

In the online world, Neal co-hosts a podcast called “The Champs” which is routinely on the iTunes charts and has been downloaded over 5 million times and with 260,000 followers on twitter, he has been named by Time magazine and Rolling Stone as “One of the Funniest People on Twitter.”

Neal’s involvement in television spans beyond Chappelle’s Show having directed episodes of “New Girl,” “The Mindy Project” and Comedy Central’s “Inside Amy Schumer.”

In January 2014, Brennan wrote and directed his hour long stand-up comedy special for Comedy Central titled, “Women and Black Dudes,” which was one of the networks most watched specials of the year and in August of 2014, Brennan wrote, produced and hosted six episodes of “The Approval Matrix” on Sundance TV. The show was well reviewed and had guest such as Jon Stewart, Chris Rock and Amy Poehler.

Recently Brennan co-created a mini-television show with Wieden + Kennedy for Brand Jordan starring Blake Griffin and Chris Paul called, “BGCP3TV” which aired on Adult Swim.

He does see Dave every once in a while. Dave is fine.

Neal has been working with Caviar since November of 2014.