Gary B. Gross

Gary B. Gross hails from Louisville, Kentucky, but spent his formative years in Lakeland, Florida. With a dedicated career spanning over three decades, he has been an integral part of the Lakeland Police Department, culminating in his role as the official spokesperson. His entry into the film industry came in 2009 when he served as a Police Technical Advisor for the crime thriller "Endure," directed by Joe O'Brien and featuring stars like Judd Nelson, Devon Sawa, and Tom Arnold. Not only did Gary lend his expertise, but he also appeared as a featured extra in the film.

While maintaining his position as a Police Sergeant and Public Information Officer, Gary embraced opportunities in the film and television sector, predominantly as a police technical consultant. His collaboration with the Discovery Channel on various crime syndicate series and contributions to local commercials further expanded his portfolio.

Gary's acting endeavors continued with roles in independent films such as "The Breaking Point" (2014), "Two Days" (2016), and "Turnaround" (2017), solidifying his reputation for portraying law enforcement characters. His notable appearances also include "Frank vs. God," featuring Henry Ian Cusick, and Sean Baker's critically acclaimed film "The Florida Project," where he shared the screen with Willem Dafoe.

As a consultant, Gary aims to enhance the authenticity and realism of film and television productions while honoring the creative process, making him a respected figure in both law enforcement and the entertainment industry.