Gary Klavans is a graduate of Emerson College in Boston, MA., majoring in film, television, creative writing, and theatre. His most recent work "Reason" has been honored with several laurels including Best short film, Best ensemble cast, and Best score. Gary's writing career in Los Angeles began with a collection of scenes entitled "Crossroads: Bar & Grill" based on romantic memories of his favorite bar in Boston.  The show ran in several theatres over many years, The scenes are still used in acting classes today.  The success of the show led to the creation of his first TV pilot "Hope & Crosby" based on two of the characters.  Gary eventually branched out to film.  He co-wrote and starred in the independent feature “Crispy, Crackers  & Beans”.   The film was screened at the SXSW Film Festival and the X-Ground On Screen Film Festival in Frankfurt, Germany. Gary’s other writing credits include The Syndicated television series “Rosarito Weekend”, The TV Pilot 1-11 South Street, and the critically acclaimed stage play, “Happy Christmas Merry Chanukah”.  While working as an actor, Gary continued to write.  Short films produced include “Blame it on Nora", and "My Life… Welcome to It".   Followed by the award-winning short noir “Diamond Confidential” and the award-winning avant-garde film "Just Three Words". Over the years Gary has optioned several screenplays and currently has two feature scripts on the market.