Blayne Weaver

Blayne Weaver, of Bossier City, Louisiana, began his acting career in high school with the film The Flood: Who Will Save Our Children? (1993), an NBC movie of the week. His first major TV movie was The Good Old Boys (1995) with Tommy Lee Jones. He has since done guest spots on ER (1994), JAG (1995), Chicago Hope (1994), NCIS (2003) and did the voice of Peter Pan in Disney's animated film Peter Pan 2: Return to Never Land (2002). He co-wrote and acted in the IFC feature film Manic (2001) (starring Don Cheadle), which premiered at the Sundance film festival. In 2004 he formed Secret Identity Productions with childhood friend Brandon Barrera. Their first film, Losing Lois Lane (2004), a short about a depressed Superman, was Weaver's directorial debut. Secret Identity then produced Outside Sales (2006), its first feature, which Weaver wrote and directed. He went on to write and direct S.I.P's next feature Weather Girl (2009). Next he starred in the thriller Favor (2013) then directed and starred in 6 Month Rule (2011) and Cut to the Chase (2016). He directed the Christmas films Santa Girl (2019) and Cupid for Christmas (2021), wrote and directed GetAWAY (2020) and wrote American Pie Presents: Girls' Rules (2020). Weaver resides in Los Angeles where he is the CEO of Secret Identity Pictures.