GREGG BROWN has been hailed by Variety for having "the ability to get people to open up emotionally" with his "rye yet earnest presence." He hosted and directed a documentary, Words (winner San Francisco Documentary Film Festival), based on the idea that people, places, and experiences can be connected the same way words are connected in a word association. He played the lead role and co-wrote The Method (Audience Award winner at the Avignon/New York Film Festival and runner up at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival) about an actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. He wrote, directed, and played the lead role in Shrinks (first place Comedy Short Film winner at the Academy Award qualifying Rhode Island International Film Festival) about a depressed and lonely everyman who goes shopping for therapists. He created a cable television show in Manhattan, Face TV with Gregg Brown, that focused on his hosting ability to get people to say and do just about anything on the streets: He got pedestrians to spontaneously stop traffic and dance with him; he even got a woman to tattoo his name on her ankle. Recently, he hosted a promotional campaign for the 2008 US Open Tennis Tournament for the USA Network where he engaged New York pedestrians in all manner of tennis antics: throwing down their rackets, mock victory celebrations, even attempting to break Andy Roddick’s 155 MPH serve with the aid of a radar gun. As co-creator and lead actor, his web series, Solly’s Wisdom, will be premiering soon on the new web channel Strike.TV, the first ever online network created by professional Hollywood storytellers.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.