Keith Ehrenberg

Keith Ehrenberg was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1983 to loving parents Melvin and Cindy Ehrenberg. At the age of 3 his family left Milwaukee for bigger and better things... in Bensenville, Illinois. Keith received the finest education Bensenville public schools could offer, attending Johnson grade school, Blackhawk Middle School, and Fenton High School. At the age of 18 he wrote, directed, and starred in his first short film titled "Yum Yums". Riding the success of an A in his class Keith went on to star in the remake of the classic "Andy's Friend", directed by Eric Richter. This film was a bit experimental but received critical acclaim from Keith's friends making such comments as "that was good". Following Keith's high school career he went on to attend Columbia College Chicago to further study acting. While attending Keith starred in another short film directed by Eric Richter, in which Keith played 7 different characters. The film, "Cells", again received success with an A. In 2004, teamed up with Eric Richter as well as Anthony Sumner, Keith starred in the short horror film "Jitters". This riveting horror film received reasonable success on the short horror film circuit, appearing in 7 film festivals in 2005. Keith has gone on to take a behind the camera role in helping make horror films and music videos.