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Graham Skipper

Acting Born Mar 14, 1983 Fort Worth, Texas, USA 50 credits
50
Total Credits
1996–2025
30 Years Career Span
5
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Graham Skipper works in acting. Born March 14, 1983 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. Archytele tracks 50 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Man Finds Tape
BreedNever Have I EverThe Lonely Man with the Ghost MachineThe Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine · ScreenplayThe Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine · Director
Suitable Flesh
Scare Package II: Rad Chad’s RevengeChristmas Bloody ChristmasThe Leech
Aliens, Clowns & GeeksDementia Part IIMystery Spot
Tales of the Uncanny
VFWBlissBliss · ProducerScripts Gone Wild Zombie NightmareAutomation
All the Creatures Were StirringDownrangeWolfman's Got NardsBad Apples
Sequence Break · WriterSequence Break · DirectorSequence Break · Producer
Worry DollsBeyond the GatesCarnage ParkFriends Effing Friends Effing FriendsSpace Clown
Tales of HalloweenThe Mind's EyeThe Mind's Eye · ProducerDementiaThe Resort
Almost HumanWhy Horror?
Sex Boss
Story of the Eye
Criminal Minds
Late Bloomers

Full Filmography

50 titles
  • Man Finds Tape (2025) as Winston Boon
  • Breed (2024) as Phillip
  • Never Have I Ever (2024) as Scott
  • The Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine (2024) as Wozzek
  • The Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine (2024) Screenplay
  • The Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine (2024) Director
  • The Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine (2024) Editor
  • Suitable Flesh (2023) as Pathologist
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  • Scare Package II: Rad Chad’s Revenge (2022) as Dwight
  • Christmas Bloody Christmas (2022) as Mike
  • The Leech (2022) as Father David
  • Aliens, Clowns & Geeks (2021) as Officer Skipper
  • Dementia Part II (2021) as Reggie
  • Mystery Spot (2021) as Nathan
  • Tales of the Uncanny (2020) as Self
  • VFW (2019) as Roadie
  • Bliss (2019) as Hadrian
  • Bliss (2019) Producer
  • Scripts Gone Wild Zombie Nightmare (2019) as Jim
  • Automation (2019) as Devin
  • All the Creatures Were Stirring (2018) as Max
  • Downrange (2018) as Deputy
  • Wolfman's Got Nards (2018) as Self
  • Bad Apples (2018) as Robert
  • Sequence Break (2017) Writer
  • Sequence Break (2017) Director
  • Sequence Break (2017) Producer
  • Worry Dolls (2016) as Officer Doyle
  • Beyond the Gates (2016) as Gordon
  • Carnage Park (2016) as Peter
  • Friends Effing Friends Effing Friends (2016) as Steve
  • Space Clown (2016) as Graham
  • Space Clown (2016) Director
  • Space Clown (2016) Cinematography
  • Space Clown (2016) Producer
  • Space Clown (2016) Writer
  • Space Clown (2016) Editor
  • Feeding Time (2016) as Dale
  • Tales of Halloween (2015) as Cop / Hellman (segments "This Means War" & "Bad Seed")
  • The Mind's Eye (2015) as Zack Connors
  • The Mind's Eye (2015) Producer
  • Dementia (2015) as Hendricks
  • The Resort (2015) as Peter
  • Balloon (2015) as Climber
  • Almost Human (2014) as Seth Hampton
  • Why Horror? (2014) as Self
  • Sex Boss (2013) as Graham
  • Story of the Eye (2012) as Georges
  • Criminal Minds (2005) as Danny Sterling
  • Late Bloomers (1996) as Avery Lumpkin

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Graham Skipper best known for?

Graham Skipper is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Bliss (2019), Bliss (2019), Downrange (2018), Tales of Halloween (2015).

When and where was Graham Skipper born?

Graham Skipper was born on March 14, 1983 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA.

How many credits does Graham Skipper have?

Graham Skipper has accumulated over 50 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1996 to 2025.

Graham Skipper by the numbers

50credits
49films
1TV series
1996–2025active years

Age in their best-rated roles

  • Criminal Minds (2005) as Danny Sterling — aged about 22
  • Bliss (2019) as Hadrian — aged about 36
  • Downrange (2018) as Deputy — aged about 35
  • Tales of Halloween (2015) as Cop / Hellman (segments "This Means War" & "Bad Seed") — aged about 32

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