Tom Massmann

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Tom Massmann is an actor, writer, producer and director of stage, film and television. He was born on June 27th, 1963 in Boulder, Colorado. He has several produced stageplays to his credit; among them, "Southern Hospitality" produced by the Impossible Players theatrical group in Pueblo Colorado. Tom is a professional member of the National Association of Television Production Executives. In the early 1980's Tom appeared in several national television commercials, feature films and television shows before moving behind the camera. He was Co-creator of "The Almost LIVE SHOW" with James Amos and was Co-Executive Producer of "Mr. Dungbeetle", produced by Filmmakers LLC and Reel Focus Productions the production company that he and fellow partner Craig Shapiro formed in 2003. For a full list of television and screen credits log onto: [www.imdb.com/name/nm1675266/]

In 2006, Tom Massmann formed Take 2 Entertainment, LLC., to focus his production efforts on documentaries, full-length feature films and television projects. He is a member (or held membership) with the Writers Guild of America, west, Screen Actors Guild, National Asociation of Television Production Executives and the Society for Film Preservation.