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"L.A. MACABRE" (Season 2)
​THEATRICAL DEMO:
YOU ARE NOTHING is a narrative comedy series disguised as a self-help video series. This unique comedy uses the crumbling life of middle-class, middle-manager Mitch Repter, as a teaching tool for a bizarre philosophy of life.  
"You Are Nothing" features Henry Winkler, Maria Bamford, Joel Bryant and Tessa Munro. The show was created, written and directed by Mike Stivala, executive produced by Jody Woytas and was produced by Steel Tree Films.

www.YouAreNothingShow.com
THANK YOU!!!
to FIRST GLANCE FILM FESTIVAL for naming me "Best Actor in a Web Series" at their recent film festival in Philadelphia for "You Are Nothing."

Check out the show here:

​YOU ARE NOTHING
Joel caught the acting bug early on when he first took classes at the Albuquerque Little Theatre. It was a half-written show about high schoolers going through "high school problems."  Joel was 11 playing a 15 year-old.  It was his first time really stretching as a character and he hasn't looked back.  From Children's Theatre with Rick Nickerson Studios and the New Mexico Young Actors to a BA in Theatre from Pepperdine University and beyond, the bug has nestled deep and never let go.
Joel has been blessed to enjoy success in a variety of entertainment mediums: Films both big ("The Heartbreak Kid," "Valkyrie," "Music Within") and small (a number of festival-award winning indie features and shorts), Television (with guest spots on "Monk," "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior," and "Revenge" among others), Theatre (including shows at the Texas Shakespeare Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival and award-winning turns throughout Southern California) and Streaming Media (including being nominated as "Best Actor in a Dramatic Web Series" at the first ever Streamy Awards, winning Best Actor at the First Glance Film Festival and a win for Producing "Suck & Moan" as it took home Outstanding Dramedy Series at LA WebFest).

Look for these films and TV shows online, streaming, at a festival or in your local video store (if you still do that sort of thing...).
​Better yet, buy a copy so you can enjoy it over and over again!