Greg Studley

Tired of the hot overcrowded slum teeming with other imitators and wannabees and the nagging sense of "incompleteness", Greg left his Father's testes and moved into an egg in the more comfortable and roomy digs of his Mother's womb. For the first time, he was happy. But alas, this would be a short stay. He was evicted and cut off after only nine months, and forced to brave the Stephen King like shenanigans one did when growing up in the small New England town of Leiecester, MA.

Greg found out rather quickly he was not like his fellow New Englandahs. For one, he didn't have the accent. Nor could he build or fix anything. However, he was always kept on his building and fixing crews because he would make the guys who could build and fix laugh their heads off on the way to the site of the next broken or not-yet-built thing.

Greg attended Emerson college where he hosted a radio show and did his internship at The Howard Stern Show in New York City.

Greg moved from Boston to Los Angeles after graduating to pursue a writing career and be cliche, so after 8 years of bartending, "The Boys and Girls Guide To Getting Down" was made; a film which Greg both co wrote and landed the role of "Greg", a role he feels he was born to play.

Stand up had always been something Greg considered, but the thought of being up there in front of all those people, alone, with only material he wrote himself was terrifying until he sat through the "collaborative process of film development" and soon after that nightmare, snakes, testicular trauma and becoming his parents had reclaimed their spots on the fear list.