ABOUT
CHARLEE BRAZIER
From 1998 to 2012, I worked as a model, actress and reporter. I soon discovered that I had natural abilities in the creative field to heal. I began using my skills to heal as I did for myself as a child. I collaborated with military bases by organizing fashion shows at officer clubs, aiming to uplift the spirits of soldiers during the war. My educational journey after the service led me to The Art Institute of Seattle where I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion & Design. Additionally, I obtained an Associate’s degree as a Medical Assistant from Pierce College in Washington State. My cinematic arts training came under the guidance of Christopher Coppola, where I enhanced my writing skills and learned to direct. My debut film "First Light" was evaluated by Francis Coppola, renowned for his work on The Godfather (and many other notable films) in an international film competition, where I proudly secured second place. It encouraged me to start writing custom made dinner theaters and screenplays.
2016, Army Veteran Charlee D. Brazier created Significant Magazine in Clarksville, TN to save lives through creative expression. She relocated to Florida in 2020 and recently relaunched the magazine. SIGNIFICANT is a bi-monthly fundraising publication that supports at-risk veterans and disabled survivors of domestic violence. The magazine is international and interactive. It focuses on Art, Film, Fashion, and Music with a an engaging Writers Circle. Significant connects communities around the world.
After the military she also assisted in the creation of the first black magazine in the Southwest ( The Perspective) from 1996-2014. Charlee created a column called Woman 2 Woman, covered entertainment and anything that affected the black community. She interviewed notable celebrities and diplomats. Charlee began writing to tell the untold stories that motivated the public after enduring a tremendous amount of discrimination in and out of the military. Her experiences motivated her to continue to help others. SIGNIFICANT MAGAZINE COVERS
Charlee had a great career as a journalist, reporter, stylist, artist and fashion designer for over 2 decades. Ms. Brazier also enjoyed working with disabled and disadvantage children for many years. She taught art therapy and sewing classes. Her goal now is to save lives through creative expression. Significant is currently supporting the charity Samaritan Ministries located in Bunnel, Fl. It is a transitional house for domestic violence victims and their families. 