Nathan Faudree

Nathan Faudree hails from the Central New York Region, dividing his time between Syracuse and New York City. An accomplished actor, writer, and filmmaker, Nathan has garnered recognition for his diverse contributions to the arts. His writing portfolio includes the co-authored plays "Finding Graffenberg" and the critically lauded "4play," which recently completed a successful sold-out run in Chicago.

As an actor, Nathan earned the title of Scream King from Fangoria Radio in 2006, thanks to his performances in cult favorites such as "Kottentail" and "Bachelor Party at the Bungalow of the Damned," as well as lending his voice to the monstrous sounds in Troma's "Poultrygeist." He has portrayed the enigmatic Bigfoot in two different films and had the privilege of embodying local legend Lee Alexander in the feature film "King Lee."

In addition to his acting achievements, Nathan wrote and starred in the Marvel fan film "Killgrave" and directed the feature film "Site 13." His talent also extends to the works of Shakespeare, where he has taken on iconic roles including Macbeth, Claudius, and Mark Antony. With a multifaceted career marked by creativity and passion, Nathan continues to leave an indelible mark on the world of theater and film.