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Brett Heard is a former actor, stand-up comic and improviser turned award winning writer, director and producer known for the feature films Stag (2013) and Go Fish (2016).
FEATURES. STAG Trailer. My first commercial comedy feature starring Donald Faison, Eva Amurri, Jon Dore, and an incredible cast of amazing actors, picked up dozens of festival awards and nominations including the Award of Excellence and the Best Ensemble Award at the LA Comedy Film Fest.
Brett Heard is a former actor, stand-up comic and improviser turned award winning writer, director and producer known for the feature films Stag (2013) and Go Fish (2016).
I'm a former actor (I still dabble) with twenty-five years experience in the film and television industry, both in front of and behind the camera. My writing and storytelling abilities have been honed through decades of experience as a stand-up comic and improvisor touring across North America.
Brett's first feature film STAG received Best Picture and Best Ensemble awards at the LA Comedy Film Festival and picked up a total of nine nominations including Best Screenplay and Best Director. STAG has been acquired for distribution in North America and will be hitting theaters late fall 2012.
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Award winning writer, director, producer Brett Heard is a twenty-five-year veteran to the film and television industry, both in front of and behind the camera.
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Brett Heard is a actor and writer known for Driven, Flipping for Christmas (TV), Impulse (TV Series) and A Tale of Two Bunnies (TV)
Brett Heard. Writer: Stag. Award winning writer, director, producer Brett Heard is a twenty-five-year veteran to the film and television industry, both in front of and behind the camera.
