Tom Konkle

Thomas Konkle is a prominent talent in the entertainment sector, celebrated for his diverse roles as an actor, director, writer, and producer. He adopted the name Tom for his acting projects and uses Thomas for his work behind the camera. After relocating to Los Angeles at 22, he established a career characterized by his creative vision and technical skill, particularly through his own production company focused on genre films.

Konkle gained significant recognition for his role in the FX Network series "Baskets," where he shared the screen with notable talents like Zach Galifianakis and Louie Anderson. His writing prowess was showcased as a staff writer for "Be Cool Scooby Doo," while his directorial talent shone in the WWII film "The Longest Knife." Additionally, he authored the novel "Red Skies."

A graduate of The American University's Film and Drama program, Konkle honed his craft through early film projects and live theater in the 1990s, navigating the digital filmmaking landscape. He has accumulated over 80 IMDb credits, demonstrating his extensive experience across acting, writing, and directing.

Konkle’s career has been enriched by collaborations with industry legends, including writer/director Christopher Guest and the iconic Wes Craven. His directorial and performance contributions to the Monty Python special "Owl-Stretching Time" further exemplify his comedic versatility. As a partner at Lumen Actus Productions, Inc. in Burbank, CA, he continues to influence the industry with his storytelling expertise and innovative approach to production.