Sean Masterson

Sean Masterson is a comedy performer, writer, director and producer from the United States who grew up in Los Angeles. He got his first screen work at six, in a Count Chocula and Franken Berry commercial that Bill Melendez directed, and after high school he moved to Chicago and joined The Second City, performing alongside Mike Myers, Steve Carell and Bonnie Hunt. Back in Los Angeles he worked with Ryan Stiles and Drew Carey in The Improv All Stars. He wrote for The Drew Carey Show and is known for improvising on Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza, Drew Carey's Green Screen Show and Whose Line Is It Anyway?. He created and was a co-writer of the web series Home Purchasing Club, and he created, wrote and directed Republicrats for MSN, which The Hollywood Reporter, The Wall Street Journal and TV Week called a top web show of 2008. TV Week named him among ten web video producers to watch in 2008.