Film Projects

What happens when you mess with the guy who lifts the crime scene tape? You get The Thin Yellow Line — a three-part comedy short series following Barry, the man with the badge, the rules, and no time for nonsense. Written with sharp wit and performed with perfect deadpan, this series blends crime drama parody with absurd workplace comedy. Starring Gary John Miller as Barry

The Trash Film Festival is an international celebration of low-budget movies, focusing exclusively on action, martial arts, science-fiction, and horror genres. The festival encourages exaggeration in genre attributes for maximum entertainment value.

Back during my time with CTM, I had the chance to co-host a web series with a deliciously fun premise — Send Noods. The concept (originally developed by CTM) was simple and effective: try out different packaged noodle brands and give them our brutally honest reviews.

Are you ready to experience a thrilling ride into the dark world of the mafia? Then, get ready to tune into @compromisedtheseries on YouTube, where the first two episodes of this gripping mafia drama are set to premiere tomorrow, March 7th at 12 pm.

What begins as a cheerful gathering quickly spirals into absurdity, making Milk N Cookies a perfect addition to your annual holiday watchlist. Clocking in at just the right length for a break between gift wrapping and gingerbread decorating, this short film is packed with the kind of quotable moments and awkward truths that will have you laughing out loud — and maybe nervously eyeing your own holiday guests.

When You Mess Up Spotting at the Gym featured Raechel Sinuk and Jack Anderson, and it was the first sketch under a short-lived collaboration we called The Color Plaid. At the time, I was still running with The Dads and Raechel was someone I wanted to work with.

I made this sketch back when NFTs were supposedly the future of art and ownership. My position hasn’t changed: NFTs were always bullshit. Watching the rug pulls, scams, and total freefall in value just confirmed it. We went from “this JPEG is priceless” to generating 1,000 AI masterpieces in under a minute. This video is a satire of that absurdity — a time capsule of just how far the hype went before reality set in.

Two Chicago Bears Fans have a press conference.

Angotango Picture's short film "Trumpocalypse" was nominated in the Short Narrative category at this years Colorado Film and Video Association's (CFVA) Awards show.

Two of my puppet regulars, Robert & Julie, from Storytime with Gary took the stage to improvise their own version of Die Hard. I'm not sure either of them had actually seen Die Hard, but they were both desperate for stage time.

During the early days of the pandemic, I started a weekly solo show called Storytime with Gary for Grafenberg TV — a digital content stream launched by the Grafenberg Theater.

The entire first season of Long Walks on the Beach is now available to binge watch. It was a privilege to be a part of this series and it is one I'll always hold near and dear. The final episode aired on Valentines day and I hope you had someone to watch it with

This is the first time I've ever been involved in a stop motion film, and it was a hell of an experience. Doing stop motion is kind of like holding an intense yoga pose while someone snaps your picture—over and over and over. It’s physically demanding in the most surprising way.

Long Walks On The Beach helped forge many friendships for me and it will always hold a special place in my heart. I can't thank Nic Lishko & Kyle P. Peterson enough.

Long Walks On The Beach is a romantic comedy web series about millennials stumbling through love, heartbreak, and everything in between during their twenties.

I'm excited to share that The Runs took home Best Comedy Micro Short at the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival!

In Episode 209, titled “Kickin' it Old School”, I play a football fan — easy role for me, since it basically meant rocking my Broncos Tebow jersey.

I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be nominated for Best Actor at the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival. Recognition like this means a lot, especially for a project as offbeat and fun as The Runs. Huge thanks to the festival team for supporting indie comedy and giving weird little films (and performances) a spotlight.

Back in 2019, The Runs — a short comedy film I acted in — was officially selected to screen at the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival. The event took place at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lakeline and featured over 6 hours of international independent comedy content, including mockumentaries, dark comedies, and funny music videos.

Bored As Hell Season 2 has returned, and I had the joy of making my debut appearance in the series — playing a bit part as a Puritan at a barbecue. The show is written and directed by the wildly imaginative Kevon Ward, and stars Heath Heine, who continues his reign as Satan with perfect balance of menace and comedy.