Gary Sturm

Career overview

Gary Sturm is an actor, writer, and director who is a native of Los Angeles. After serving a stint in the Air Force, he returned to study acting at El Camino College. At the age of twenty-one, Sturm was cast as the romantic lead in the first play for which he auditioned, which launched his career in theater. He went on to play leading or supporting roles in a number of Los Angeles area theater productions and also directed several of them. Some of the theatrical productions in his career include The Big Knife, Desire Under The Elms, Holiday For Lovers, Barefoot In Athens, The Lady’s Not For Burning, and a role as Nico in the original play titled Yes, for which he received rave reviews.

In addition to his extensive stage background, Sturm has worked in film and media projects as an actor, director, and writer. Among his known film and media credits are the projects Robocall, Happy Hunting, Sasquatch Hunters, Timetravel_0, and The Chosen Few. Throughout his career, Sturm has maintained his presence in the entertainment industry across multiple disciplines, contributing as a performer behind the camera as well as on stage and screen.