Griffin Freeman

Griffin Freeman is an actor and filmmaker who grew up in the Atlanta suburbs and first performed in local theater when he was seven. By thirteen he was regularly working on commercials, and during middle and high school he acted in musicals, dramas, and improv while also making music videos and writing, directing, and starring in short films. His short drama Sitting on the Fence (2011) screened at the Macon Film Festival, and Self Portrait earned a Superior award at the Georgia Thespian Conference in 2013, which led to a national competition invitation. He also won Georgia's Poetry Out Loud competition and reached the top fifteen nationally. His television debut came in 2012 with a guest spot on NBC's Revolution (2012), and he had a guest role in the CBS pilot The Surgeon General (2013). His feature credits include Case#13 (2014), Term Life (2016), and Cell (2016).