Grant Koo
Grant Koo is known for Black Panther (2018), Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) and Blindspot (2015).
Grant Lancaster
Grant Lancaster is a British-American actor, filmmaker, and comedian originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. He found his love of performance at the early age of seven after playing Puff The Magic Dragon in elementary school, and seeing Ace Ventura the same year. The rest was history. Since then he has received training at the London Academy of Film & TV, studied at the San Francisco Comedy College and Shelton Studios in California, completed a Bachelors Degree in Acting out in New York, where he graduated with honors and an academic minor in psychology, and received a full scholarship to earn his Master's Degree in Acting from UC Irvine. While working toward his Masters, he wrote the feature film 'Wilt', which he then co-directed, produced and starred in the following summer in New York City. He is a core creative member of The Shorts Show, a popular New York based sketch comedy series. His work has been shown at the Tribeca Film Festival, Tacoma Film Festival, London Film Festival, Cannes Short Film Corner, Big Apple Film Festival, and the SAG Short Film Festival, to name a few. He is also a seasoned photographer, slam poet and snowboarder.
Grant Lane
Grant Lane is known for Mr. Mercedes (2017), Hollywood Dirt (2017) and The Inspectors (2015).
Grant Langdon
Grant Langdon is an actor, known for Man Camp (2019), We Are the Sea (2010) and Replay (2011).
Grant Lee Phillips
Singer/songwriter/actor Grant-Lee Phillips, formerly of the band Grant Lee Buffalo, He was voted "Best Male Vocalist" of 1994 by Rolling Stone. The band's most popular songs include "Fuzzy", "Mockingbirds" and "Truly, Truly." Phillips stars in the recurring role of The Town Troubadour on the popular series Gilmore Girls (2000). His foray into performing dates back to the age of 10, as a professional magician. His teenaged years were spent performing on stage in a melodrama/vaudeville revival house in northern California. Film school beckoned Phillips to Los Angeles in 1983, where he did a year's stint before opting for a career in music and performance. In addition to worldwide headliner tours, he is also a regular music and comedy guest at L.A.'s prestigious Largo cabaret. Various credits include 1 Giant Leap (2002) with Dennis Hopper and Michael Stipe. Phillips has been a featured guest vocalist/instrumentalist on the albums of Eels, Aimee Mann, Rickie Lee Jones, Robyn Hitchcock, Michael Penn and John Doe and has co-written works with musicians Michael Stipe of R.E.M., Gary Louris of The Jayhawks, Paul Oakenfold and Jon Brion. Phillips composed and performed songs for the Todd Haynes film Velvet Goldmine (1998)and has scored various independent films including Zig Zag (1999) and Easy (2003). Compositional works for television included Witchblade (2001) and "The Gilmore Girls" (as well as the ABC TV series What About Brian (2006). Other written works by Grant-Lee Phillips include the collaborative, "Haiku Year" (1996), a collection of contemporary haiku poems by Phillips, Tom Gilroy, Jim McKay, Michael Stipe, Douglas A. Martin and others. Phillips is also an accomplished visual artist, whose drawings, paintings and printed works are frequently featured in his album designs.
Grant Liffmann
Grant Liffmann was born in Burlingame, CA and attended college at U.C. Berkeley. He moved to Los Angeles in 2010 in pursuit of a career in acting. After starring in a few USC Graduate Film School shorts, Grant went on to star in digital comedy shorts, independent short and feature films as well as appearances in daytime soap operas and a major feature film.
Grant Lyndon
Grant Lyndon is known for House of Bond (2017), Science Fiction Volume One: The Osiris Child (2016) and Old School (2014).
Grant Lyon
Grant Lyon is an actor and producer, known for Killer Kate! (2018), Interview Date (2011) and Action Outreach: Gun Control (2016).
Grant MacDermott
Actor, playwright, teacher Grant MacDermott is a New York-based performer. Originally from New Jersey, MacDermott began acting professionally at the age of thirteen in commercials and live theater. Grant later moved onto Boston where he received his BFA in Acting and Theater from Emerson College. He then immersed himself in the Boston acting industry by performing in commercials and small roles for movies while continually gracing all the stages in Boston. Grant's experience ranges from shows like Medea with Actor's Shakespeare Project; Rent with New Repertory Theater; Nicholas Nickleby with The Lyric Stage Company, The Great American Trailer Park Musical with SpeakEasy Stage; and the American premiere of Now or Later at the Huntington Theater alongside Tony Award winner Adriane Lenox and directed by Broadway's Michael Wilson. It was also in Boston where Grant discovered his passion for teaching. He helped found My College Audition, a company with the goal of helping students prepare for their auditions for top performing arts programs all across the country. From interview prep, to walking into a room; from selecting material, to making honest connections with the words; Grant has found his passion for teaching the intricacies of not just acting, but the audition process as well. After years of teaching and performing experience in Boston, Grant moved to New York City to continue to help people strive for their personal excellence and achieve their performance goals at New York Vocal Coaching. With the help and brain power of co-director Arbender Robinson and NYVC founder Justin Stoney, Grant championed the idea of a place in New York that gives actors everything they need under one roof: and so New York Acting coaching was born. MacDermott's screen career began in 2012 in a drama short called Last Man Out (2012). He next appeared in another film short titled Cork Man (2015). Two years later, he made his full-length feature debut in the drama-thriller Iris, starring with Alice Kremelberg. He made his television debut in 2017 on an episode of USA Network's Mr. Robot (2015), starring Christian Slater, Portia Doubleday and Rami Malek. During early 2018, MacDermott completed work in the dramedy Love Is Blind (2019).
Grant Margolin
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