ABOUT ME

Stanley Sievers is a writer, actor, and director in Los Angeles.

He’s set to appear in an upcoming network TV show debuting this fall, and was recently in the mega-viral “We’re Coming” Blink 182 reunion commercial.

His characters on social media have earned him a loyal following, and through that, he has worked with a ton of brands. Some of them include Universal Pictures, Sony Recordings, Century Media Records, Riot Fest, Grillos Pickles, Earache Records, Metal Blade Records, Sound and Fury Festival, and more.

Most recently, he wrote, directed, and starred in a mockumentary about the hardcore punk scene called The Moshumentary. This project was sponsored by several brands including Pabst Blue Ribbon and Grillos Pickles, but was primarily crowdfunded through IndieGoGo.

He co-wrote and starred in the satirical Cracked.com original YouTube series, CineMistakes, about an incel-adjacent movie reviewer who hates all movies until he thinks about them at all.

In 2021, he released a sci-fi/action/comedy short film called Samurai Sword, which premiered through Film Shortage and was featured in Directors Notes and Booooooom TV.

As a filmmaker, some of his credits include Funny or Die Originals, Just for Laughs: Eat My Shorts, Chicago Comedy Film Festival, LA Comedy Film Festival, Hollyshorts Film Festival, etc.

His work has gotten press in outlets like Rolling Stone, Adweek, Indiewire, Huffington Post, MetalSucks, Loudwire, and more.

He has directed three Indie TV pilots that all happen to be mockumentaries - Ghost Hotel, Yew Boys, and Zader Law, as well as countless short films and sketches.

Ghost Hotel is currently in it’s festival run, but features an abundance of talent from the Chicago improv community.

Yew Boys, which stars Mike Aviles (The Flight Attendant), ER Fightmaster (Grey’s Anatomy), Katie Kershaw (Fargo), Ian Owens (Shrill), and Kimberly Michelle Vaughn (Empire), was an official selection of Chicago Comedy Film Festival, and Rhode Island Film Festival.

He also co-starred and co- produced the indie TV Pilot, Rap Skool, with Nnamdi Ngwe (The Amber Ruffin Show) which was an official selection of New York Television Festival.

He got his start in the Chicago improv comedy scene by training and performing at iO Theater, Annoyance Theater, and Second City.

He was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. From 2008-2013 he toured in the hardcore punk band Dead Icons. They toured all over the US, Mexico, and Canada with cool bands. You can listen to their album, Condemned, on Spotify to help him make the occasional .25. He also spent time touring with Florida hardcore band, Call to Preserve, and working for post-hardcore band Emarosa.

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