Solly's Wisdom

Gregg Brown is hailed by Variety as "having the ability to get people to open up emotionally...with his rye yet earnest presence."

Brown wrote, directed and starred in "Shrinks," which took the 1st place award for the best comedy short at the Oscar qualifying 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In "Shrinks" Brown plays Roman Lorber, a depressed and lonely "every man" who goes "shoping" for therapists. “Shrinks” is currently touring the film festival circuit.

In 2005 he co-wrote and starred in "The Method" playing a crazed actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. "The Method" won the audience award at the Avignon/New York Film Festival, "runner-up" at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival, and extensively toured the film festival circuit.

In 2004 Brown co-directed a documentary called "Words," which won the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Brown served as the inspirational "guide" of the film conducting hundreds of street interviews, taking a random group of New Yorkers to participate in a Native American sweat lodge ceremony, and leading a group of people through a "support group" dealing with their personal tragedies.

From 1997 – 1999 as host/creator/executive producer his cable TV show "Face TV! With Gregg Brown” attained a huge cult following in Manhattan. The show was regularly cited in the New York gossip columns, and Brown became known for his unique "talent" of getting people to reveal their deepest secrets and act outrageously on the streets of Manhattan.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.

Credits include writing and directing the feature “Fighting Words” as well as writing television episodes of "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Fall Guy", "Baywatch Nights."

Patrick Stack (producer, co-creator, Solly's Wisdom) began his career in show business as an actor and a Stand-Up Comedian. He has appeared in such films as RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD, creating the role of Clinton Morgan, the hapless National Guard Leader who “had to be back at the drugstore on Monday”. He also appeared in F/X starring Brian Dennehy, THE LAST OF THE FINEST, starring Brian Dennehy, JACK REED: DRESSED TO KILL, starring Brian Dennehy (see a pattern here?). He appeared in such television shows as “Cheers”, “Dynasty”, “Greatest American Hero”, “Simon & Simon”, “Trapper John, MD.”, “Hunter”, “Golden Girls”, “It’s a Living” and had a recurring role on “Search for Tomorrow”.

In addition to performing with the LA based Imrov troupe The Groundlings, Stack partnered with Nathan Lane for seven years and appeared around the country as the comedy team of “Stack & Lane”. They received top billing in Clubs such as The Copacabana, The Playboy Club Circuit and The Duplex in NYC. In addition to performing extensively in NY and LA, they toured as the opening act for Al Jareau, Air Supply, Michael Franks and The Letterman. They also appeared on talk shows such as Merv Griffin, Tom Snyder, Mike Douglas, and Norm Crosby. Patrick Stack and Nathan Lane remain friends today.

In 2002, Stack decided to try his hand at producing Motion Pictures and Television Shows. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award winning short “Hiding In Walls”. The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, Out of Pocket Films, Inc. In January of 2004, Stack moved the company to it's current offices on the Sony Pictures Studios lot.

Stack's appreciation for the creative process has made Out of Pocket Films a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can help in developing future feature film and television projects based on original ideas.

Patrick lives in Manhattan Beach and shares his home with his two daughters, Emma and Winnie, and one ridiculously over excited mutt named Sweet Pea.

Written by Zack Ambrose. Performed by Ambrose

Gregg Brown is hailed by Variety as "having the ability to get people to open up emotionally...with his rye yet earnest presence."

Brown wrote, directed and starred in "Shrinks," which took the 1st place award for the best comedy short at the Oscar qualifying 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In "Shrinks" Brown plays Roman Lorber, a depressed and lonely "every man" who goes "shoping" for therapists. “Shrinks” is currently touring the film festival circuit.

In 2005 he co-wrote and starred in "The Method" playing a crazed actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. "The Method" won the audience award at the Avignon/New York Film Festival, "runner-up" at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival, and extensively toured the film festival circuit.

In 2004 Brown co-directed a documentary called "Words," which won the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Brown served as the inspirational "guide" of the film conducting hundreds of street interviews, taking a random group of New Yorkers to participate in a Native American sweat lodge ceremony, and leading a group of people through a "support group" dealing with their personal tragedies.

From 1997 – 1999 as host/creator/executive producer his cable TV show "Face TV! With Gregg Brown” attained a huge cult following in Manhattan. The show was regularly cited in the New York gossip columns, and Brown became known for his unique "talent" of getting people to reveal their deepest secrets and act outrageously on the streets of Manhattan.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.

Credits include writing and directing the feature “Fighting Words” as well as writing television episodes of "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Fall Guy", "Baywatch Nights."

Patrick Stack (producer, co-creator, Solly's Wisdom) began his career in show business as an actor and a Stand-Up Comedian. He has appeared in such films as RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD, creating the role of Clinton Morgan, the hapless National Guard Leader who “had to be back at the drugstore on Monday”. He also appeared in F/X starring Brian Dennehy, THE LAST OF THE FINEST, starring Brian Dennehy, JACK REED: DRESSED TO KILL, starring Brian Dennehy (see a pattern here?). He appeared in such television shows as “Cheers”, “Dynasty”, “Greatest American Hero”, “Simon & Simon”, “Trapper John, MD.”, “Hunter”, “Golden Girls”, “It’s a Living” and had a recurring role on “Search for Tomorrow”.

In addition to performing with the LA based Imrov troupe The Groundlings, Stack partnered with Nathan Lane for seven years and appeared around the country as the comedy team of “Stack & Lane”. They received top billing in Clubs such as The Copacabana, The Playboy Club Circuit and The Duplex in NYC. In addition to performing extensively in NY and LA, they toured as the opening act for Al Jareau, Air Supply, Michael Franks and The Letterman. They also appeared on talk shows such as Merv Griffin, Tom Snyder, Mike Douglas, and Norm Crosby. Patrick Stack and Nathan Lane remain friends today.

In 2002, Stack decided to try his hand at producing Motion Pictures and Television Shows. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award winning short “Hiding In Walls”. The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, Out of Pocket Films, Inc. In January of 2004, Stack moved the company to it's current offices on the Sony Pictures Studios lot.

Stack's appreciation for the creative process has made Out of Pocket Films a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can help in developing future feature film and television projects based on original ideas.

Patrick lives in Manhattan Beach and shares his home with his two daughters, Emma and Winnie, and one ridiculously over excited mutt named Sweet Pea.

Written by Zack Ambrose. Performed by Ambrose

Gregg Brown is hailed by Variety as "having the ability to get people to open up emotionally...with his rye yet earnest presence."

Brown wrote, directed and starred in "Shrinks," which took the 1st place award for the best comedy short at the Oscar qualifying 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In "Shrinks" Brown plays Roman Lorber, a depressed and lonely "every man" who goes "shoping" for therapists. “Shrinks” is currently touring the film festival circuit.

In 2005 he co-wrote and starred in "The Method" playing a crazed actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. "The Method" won the audience award at the Avignon/New York Film Festival, "runner-up" at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival, and extensively toured the film festival circuit.

In 2004 Brown co-directed a documentary called "Words," which won the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Brown served as the inspirational "guide" of the film conducting hundreds of street interviews, taking a random group of New Yorkers to participate in a Native American sweat lodge ceremony, and leading a group of people through a "support group" dealing with their personal tragedies.

From 1997 – 1999 as host/creator/executive producer his cable TV show "Face TV! With Gregg Brown” attained a huge cult following in Manhattan. The show was regularly cited in the New York gossip columns, and Brown became known for his unique "talent" of getting people to reveal their deepest secrets and act outrageously on the streets of Manhattan.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.

Credits include writing and directing the feature “Fighting Words” as well as writing television episodes of "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Fall Guy", "Baywatch Nights."

Patrick Stack (producer, co-creator, Solly's Wisdom) began his career in show business as an actor and a Stand-Up Comedian. He has appeared in such films as RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD, creating the role of Clinton Morgan, the hapless National Guard Leader who “had to be back at the drugstore on Monday”. He also appeared in F/X starring Brian Dennehy, THE LAST OF THE FINEST, starring Brian Dennehy, JACK REED: DRESSED TO KILL, starring Brian Dennehy (see a pattern here?). He appeared in such television shows as “Cheers”, “Dynasty”, “Greatest American Hero”, “Simon & Simon”, “Trapper John, MD.”, “Hunter”, “Golden Girls”, “It’s a Living” and had a recurring role on “Search for Tomorrow”.

In addition to performing with the LA based Imrov troupe The Groundlings, Stack partnered with Nathan Lane for seven years and appeared around the country as the comedy team of “Stack & Lane”. They received top billing in Clubs such as The Copacabana, The Playboy Club Circuit and The Duplex in NYC. In addition to performing extensively in NY and LA, they toured as the opening act for Al Jareau, Air Supply, Michael Franks and The Letterman. They also appeared on talk shows such as Merv Griffin, Tom Snyder, Mike Douglas, and Norm Crosby. Patrick Stack and Nathan Lane remain friends today.

In 2002, Stack decided to try his hand at producing Motion Pictures and Television Shows. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award winning short “Hiding In Walls”. The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, Out of Pocket Films, Inc. In January of 2004, Stack moved the company to it's current offices on the Sony Pictures Studios lot.

Stack's appreciation for the creative process has made Out of Pocket Films a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can help in developing future feature film and television projects based on original ideas.

Patrick lives in Manhattan Beach and shares his home with his two daughters, Emma and Winnie, and one ridiculously over excited mutt named Sweet Pea.

Written by Zack Ambrose. Performed by Ambrose

Gregg Brown is hailed by Variety as "having the ability to get people to open up emotionally...with his rye yet earnest presence."

Brown wrote, directed and starred in "Shrinks," which took the 1st place award for the best comedy short at the Oscar qualifying 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In "Shrinks" Brown plays Roman Lorber, a depressed and lonely "every man" who goes "shoping" for therapists. “Shrinks” is currently touring the film festival circuit.

In 2005 he co-wrote and starred in "The Method" playing a crazed actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. "The Method" won the audience award at the Avignon/New York Film Festival, "runner-up" at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival, and extensively toured the film festival circuit.

In 2004 Brown co-directed a documentary called "Words," which won the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Brown served as the inspirational "guide" of the film conducting hundreds of street interviews, taking a random group of New Yorkers to participate in a Native American sweat lodge ceremony, and leading a group of people through a "support group" dealing with their personal tragedies.

From 1997 – 1999 as host/creator/executive producer his cable TV show "Face TV! With Gregg Brown” attained a huge cult following in Manhattan. The show was regularly cited in the New York gossip columns, and Brown became known for his unique "talent" of getting people to reveal their deepest secrets and act outrageously on the streets of Manhattan.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.

Credits include writing and directing the feature “Fighting Words” as well as writing television episodes of "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Fall Guy", "Baywatch Nights."

Patrick Stack (producer, co-creator, Solly's Wisdom) began his career in show business as an actor and a Stand-Up Comedian. He has appeared in such films as RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD, creating the role of Clinton Morgan, the hapless National Guard Leader who “had to be back at the drugstore on Monday”. He also appeared in F/X starring Brian Dennehy, THE LAST OF THE FINEST, starring Brian Dennehy, JACK REED: DRESSED TO KILL, starring Brian Dennehy (see a pattern here?). He appeared in such television shows as “Cheers”, “Dynasty”, “Greatest American Hero”, “Simon & Simon”, “Trapper John, MD.”, “Hunter”, “Golden Girls”, “It’s a Living” and had a recurring role on “Search for Tomorrow”.

In addition to performing with the LA based Imrov troupe The Groundlings, Stack partnered with Nathan Lane for seven years and appeared around the country as the comedy team of “Stack & Lane”. They received top billing in Clubs such as The Copacabana, The Playboy Club Circuit and The Duplex in NYC. In addition to performing extensively in NY and LA, they toured as the opening act for Al Jareau, Air Supply, Michael Franks and The Letterman. They also appeared on talk shows such as Merv Griffin, Tom Snyder, Mike Douglas, and Norm Crosby. Patrick Stack and Nathan Lane remain friends today.

In 2002, Stack decided to try his hand at producing Motion Pictures and Television Shows. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award winning short “Hiding In Walls”. The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, Out of Pocket Films, Inc. In January of 2004, Stack moved the company to it's current offices on the Sony Pictures Studios lot.

Stack's appreciation for the creative process has made Out of Pocket Films a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can help in developing future feature film and television projects based on original ideas.

Patrick lives in Manhattan Beach and shares his home with his two daughters, Emma and Winnie, and one ridiculously over excited mutt named Sweet Pea.

Written by Zack Ambrose. Performed by Ambrose

Gregg Brown is hailed by Variety as "having the ability to get people to open up emotionally...with his rye yet earnest presence."

Brown wrote, directed and starred in "Shrinks," which took the 1st place award for the best comedy short at the Oscar qualifying 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In "Shrinks" Brown plays Roman Lorber, a depressed and lonely "every man" who goes "shoping" for therapists. “Shrinks” is currently touring the film festival circuit.

In 2005 he co-wrote and starred in "The Method" playing a crazed actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. "The Method" won the audience award at the Avignon/New York Film Festival, "runner-up" at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival, and extensively toured the film festival circuit.

In 2004 Brown co-directed a documentary called "Words," which won the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Brown served as the inspirational "guide" of the film conducting hundreds of street interviews, taking a random group of New Yorkers to participate in a Native American sweat lodge ceremony, and leading a group of people through a "support group" dealing with their personal tragedies.

From 1997 – 1999 as host/creator/executive producer his cable TV show "Face TV! With Gregg Brown” attained a huge cult following in Manhattan. The show was regularly cited in the New York gossip columns, and Brown became known for his unique "talent" of getting people to reveal their deepest secrets and act outrageously on the streets of Manhattan.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.

Credits include writing and directing the feature “Fighting Words” as well as writing television episodes of "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Fall Guy", "Baywatch Nights."

Patrick Stack (producer, co-creator, Solly's Wisdom) began his career in show business as an actor and a Stand-Up Comedian. He has appeared in such films as RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD, creating the role of Clinton Morgan, the hapless National Guard Leader who “had to be back at the drugstore on Monday”. He also appeared in F/X starring Brian Dennehy, THE LAST OF THE FINEST, starring Brian Dennehy, JACK REED: DRESSED TO KILL, starring Brian Dennehy (see a pattern here?). He appeared in such television shows as “Cheers”, “Dynasty”, “Greatest American Hero”, “Simon & Simon”, “Trapper John, MD.”, “Hunter”, “Golden Girls”, “It’s a Living” and had a recurring role on “Search for Tomorrow”.

In addition to performing with the LA based Imrov troupe The Groundlings, Stack partnered with Nathan Lane for seven years and appeared around the country as the comedy team of “Stack & Lane”. They received top billing in Clubs such as The Copacabana, The Playboy Club Circuit and The Duplex in NYC. In addition to performing extensively in NY and LA, they toured as the opening act for Al Jareau, Air Supply, Michael Franks and The Letterman. They also appeared on talk shows such as Merv Griffin, Tom Snyder, Mike Douglas, and Norm Crosby. Patrick Stack and Nathan Lane remain friends today.

In 2002, Stack decided to try his hand at producing Motion Pictures and Television Shows. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award winning short “Hiding In Walls”. The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, Out of Pocket Films, Inc. In January of 2004, Stack moved the company to it's current offices on the Sony Pictures Studios lot.

Stack's appreciation for the creative process has made Out of Pocket Films a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can help in developing future feature film and television projects based on original ideas.

Patrick lives in Manhattan Beach and shares his home with his two daughters, Emma and Winnie, and one ridiculously over excited mutt named Sweet Pea.

Written by Zack Ambrose. Performed by Ambrose

Gregg Brown is hailed by Variety as "having the ability to get people to open up emotionally...with his rye yet earnest presence."

Brown wrote, directed and starred in "Shrinks," which took the 1st place award for the best comedy short at the Oscar qualifying 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In "Shrinks" Brown plays Roman Lorber, a depressed and lonely "every man" who goes "shoping" for therapists. “Shrinks” is currently touring the film festival circuit.

In 2005 he co-wrote and starred in "The Method" playing a crazed actor who robs a diner in order to prepare for the part of a lifetime. "The Method" won the audience award at the Avignon/New York Film Festival, "runner-up" at the Harvardwood Mini Film Festival, and extensively toured the film festival circuit.

In 2004 Brown co-directed a documentary called "Words," which won the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Brown served as the inspirational "guide" of the film conducting hundreds of street interviews, taking a random group of New Yorkers to participate in a Native American sweat lodge ceremony, and leading a group of people through a "support group" dealing with their personal tragedies.

From 1997 – 1999 as host/creator/executive producer his cable TV show "Face TV! With Gregg Brown” attained a huge cult following in Manhattan. The show was regularly cited in the New York gossip columns, and Brown became known for his unique "talent" of getting people to reveal their deepest secrets and act outrageously on the streets of Manhattan.

Brown currently resides in Los Angeles.

Credits include writing and directing the feature “Fighting Words” as well as writing television episodes of "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Fall Guy", "Baywatch Nights."

Patrick Stack (producer, co-creator, Solly's Wisdom) began his career in show business as an actor and a Stand-Up Comedian. He has appeared in such films as RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD, creating the role of Clinton Morgan, the hapless National Guard Leader who “had to be back at the drugstore on Monday”. He also appeared in F/X starring Brian Dennehy, THE LAST OF THE FINEST, starring Brian Dennehy, JACK REED: DRESSED TO KILL, starring Brian Dennehy (see a pattern here?). He appeared in such television shows as “Cheers”, “Dynasty”, “Greatest American Hero”, “Simon & Simon”, “Trapper John, MD.”, “Hunter”, “Golden Girls”, “It’s a Living” and had a recurring role on “Search for Tomorrow”.

In addition to performing with the LA based Imrov troupe The Groundlings, Stack partnered with Nathan Lane for seven years and appeared around the country as the comedy team of “Stack & Lane”. They received top billing in Clubs such as The Copacabana, The Playboy Club Circuit and The Duplex in NYC. In addition to performing extensively in NY and LA, they toured as the opening act for Al Jareau, Air Supply, Michael Franks and The Letterman. They also appeared on talk shows such as Merv Griffin, Tom Snyder, Mike Douglas, and Norm Crosby. Patrick Stack and Nathan Lane remain friends today.

In 2002, Stack decided to try his hand at producing Motion Pictures and Television Shows. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award winning short “Hiding In Walls”. The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, Out of Pocket Films, Inc. In January of 2004, Stack moved the company to it's current offices on the Sony Pictures Studios lot.

Stack's appreciation for the creative process has made Out of Pocket Films a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can help in developing future feature film and television projects based on original ideas.

Patrick lives in Manhattan Beach and shares his home with his two daughters, Emma and Winnie, and one ridiculously over excited mutt named Sweet Pea.

Written by Zack Ambrose. Performed by Ambrose