Gary J. Klavans

Gary J. Klavans hails from Framingham, Massachusetts, where he was the youngest of three brothers. In his formative years, he excelled in swimming and diving, showcasing his competitive spirit. After completing high school, Gary pursued his passion for culinary arts at Johnson & Wales University before transferring to Emerson College in Boston. There, he earned a degree in film, television, theatre, and creative writing. During his time at Emerson, he gained valuable experience as a lighting designer for local rock bands, including notable acts such as "til Tuesday" and "The Fools."

Following his graduation, Gary relocated to Los Angeles to chase his dreams in acting and screenwriting. He has garnered several accolades for his performances, including the Best Actor (Drama) award for his role in the short film "Moment of Anger." His contributions to theatre include plays like "Crossroads: Bar & Grill," "Love Sex & Massachusetts," which was produced by the Hard Rock Cafe, and the well-received "Happy Christmas Merry Chanukah," which debuted at the Company Of Angels Repertory Theatre. Additionally, Gary's screenwriting prowess is evident in the independent feature "Crispy Crackers & Beans," along with award-winning short films "Diamond Confidential" and "Just Three Words," solidifying his reputation in the entertainment industry.