Co-Director Jeremy Wagener:
Co-Director Jeremy Wagener has lived in Los Angeles for more than a decade working
in the Film Industry. Educated at the University of New Mexico, he graduated in 1994
with a BFA in Acting. In 2001, his Feature Film Directing debut “Chicks, Man” was
released on Video and DVD as part of Hollywood Video’s First Rites Program. “Chicks,
Man” stars Co-Director Scott D. Roberts and it is on this film that they formed their
friendship, which lead to the Documentary Collaboration “Gashole”.
Later he spent many years working as an editor, primarily focusing on Independent
Film Trailers. Ironically enough, the first trailer he edited for the film “The Big Split” won
him a Golden Trailer Award in 2000. The following year he was nominated again for
editing the trailer for “The Farmhouse”.
Currently Jeremy Wagener is directing and finishing post-production on a Scott D.
Roberts Produced television pilot “Giving Celebrity Style”, which finds “ordinary
extraordinary” people who deserve a Celebrity Make-Over to help their outsides match
their insides.
Co-Director Scott D. Roberts:
After graduating high school in Northern California, Co-Director Scott D. Roberts
studied acting at The American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Upon moving
to Los Angeles he made his feature film debut in 2001 starring as Rod, in “Chicks,
Man,” which was directed by Co-Director Jeremy Wagener. It was on that set they
formed a friendship that led to their collaboration on “Gashole.”
Later Scott made his mark as a writer and producer having projects optioned and/or
developed by New Line, Warner Brothers, Paramount, MGM, and Columbia. His sitcom
deal at Columbia Tri Star Television resulted in the pilot, “My Brother, The Father.” He
was lucky enough to spend 2 months in Toronto in 2004 working on “Aurora Borealis,”
which starred Joshua Jackson, Juliette Lewis, and Donald Sutherland.
Currently Scott D. Roberts is Executive Producing and developing “Hunters Point,” a
one-hour drama. He also just finished producing a Jeremy Wagener Directed
television pilot entitled, “Giving Celebrity Style”, which finds “ordinary extraordinary”
people who deserve a Celebrity Make-Over to help their outsides match their insides.
“Gashole” is his first venture into Directing.
Co-Director Jeremy Wagener has lived in Los Angeles for more than a decade working
in the Film Industry. Educated at the University of New Mexico, he graduated in 1994
with a BFA in Acting. In 2001, his Feature Film Directing debut “Chicks, Man” was
released on Video and DVD as part of Hollywood Video’s First Rites Program. “Chicks,
Man” stars Co-Director Scott D. Roberts and it is on this film that they formed their
friendship, which lead to the Documentary Collaboration “Gashole”.
Later he spent many years working as an editor, primarily focusing on Independent
Film Trailers. Ironically enough, the first trailer he edited for the film “The Big Split” won
him a Golden Trailer Award in 2000. The following year he was nominated again for
editing the trailer for “The Farmhouse”.
Currently Jeremy Wagener is directing and finishing post-production on a Scott D.
Roberts Produced television pilot “Giving Celebrity Style”, which finds “ordinary
extraordinary” people who deserve a Celebrity Make-Over to help their outsides match
their insides.
Co-Director Scott D. Roberts:
After graduating high school in Northern California, Co-Director Scott D. Roberts
studied acting at The American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Upon moving
to Los Angeles he made his feature film debut in 2001 starring as Rod, in “Chicks,
Man,” which was directed by Co-Director Jeremy Wagener. It was on that set they
formed a friendship that led to their collaboration on “Gashole.”
Later Scott made his mark as a writer and producer having projects optioned and/or
developed by New Line, Warner Brothers, Paramount, MGM, and Columbia. His sitcom
deal at Columbia Tri Star Television resulted in the pilot, “My Brother, The Father.” He
was lucky enough to spend 2 months in Toronto in 2004 working on “Aurora Borealis,”
which starred Joshua Jackson, Juliette Lewis, and Donald Sutherland.
Currently Scott D. Roberts is Executive Producing and developing “Hunters Point,” a
one-hour drama. He also just finished producing a Jeremy Wagener Directed
television pilot entitled, “Giving Celebrity Style”, which finds “ordinary extraordinary”
people who deserve a Celebrity Make-Over to help their outsides match their insides.
“Gashole” is his first venture into Directing.
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