Brennan Howard

Brennan Howard was born in Hollywood and raised in Orange County which accounts for his schizophrenic tendencies. His first gig as an actor was as "Twinkie the Kid" at local A&P Mini-Marts, wearing an over-sized spongecake costume replete with cream filling. From there, Mr. Howard trained with Bob Carnegie and Jeff Goldblum at Playhouse West and sat in on a few USC film classes (Bruce Block rocks). Mr. Howard went on to co-direct his first short film, "Dick Richards," featuring Ashley Judd. From there, he has written and directed numerous short films, including "The Temple of Phenomenal Things," and "Straighten Up America!" His first SAG independent feature length is "Low," and has gone on to direct two more features: "The Tao of Pinochet" and "Amnesique."