Stubrumbaugh

Stu Brumbaugh
Born	Stewart Wayne Brumbaugh (1974-08-11)August 11, 1974 Quincy, Illinois, Illinois, United States
Nationality	American
Occupation(s)	Film and television actor screenwriter director
Years active	1996-Present
Spouse	Rebecca Randolph 2011 -
Children	Callan Newman Brumbaugh
Parent(s)	Barbara Lynette Party, Daryl Wayne Brumbaugh
Website	[1]

Stu Brumbaugh (born August 11, 1974) is an American actor screenwriter director, known best for his role in the feature film "Iron Ridge", along with ["Brutus the Bear"], which Brumbaugh wrote, directed and starred in.

Early life

Stu Brumbaugh was born in Quincy, Illinois yet he lived near [Hannibal, Missouri] made famous by the author [|Mark Twain] in the novel [The Adventures of Tom Sawyer]. Stu eventually moved to [Great Falls, Montana] with his family, where he attended [Charles M Russell High School]. While in school; Stu constantly struggled to adjust and often found himself in trouble in and out of the academic scene. He eventually discovered acting through a local talent agent and soon began taking acting classes, performing as a model in runway shows, acting in local commercials and performed in several school plays. After high school, Stu realized that acting was his life. He moved to [Los Angeles] in 1994 and quickly began taking acting classes and production workshops at [The University of Southern California]. Brumbaugh's writing eventually landed him a small job at [Rubin Postaer and Associates] where he worked on numerous commercials as well as wrote copy for national companies like [American Honda], [Acura] [Discovery Channel]. Stu continued to act and appeared in dozens of films as well as several national commercials. Realizing that the advertising world wasn't for him; Stu eventually left the ad agency to follow his film career full time.

Career

Brumbaugh's ability to be flexible in his role decisions landed him various roles; from "The guy next door" which he portrayed in the film ["Iron Ridge"] which then easily transformed to the rough and tumble drifter vampire in the independent film "Night Life". Stu has played numerous roles in a variety of genre's along side actors [Olivia Hussey] and [Michael Parks] in the film ["Three Priests"] as well as [Clancy Brown] and [Clint Howard] in the upcoming film ["Sparks"] Brumbaugh is currently the CEO of [Yellow Wood Films L.L.C.]; A feature film production company based in Los Angeles, California. Stu continues to write, direct, produce and act in much of the content filtered through the company, as well as other projects from the outside. Stu is a member of [The Screen Actors Guild (SAG)], [AFTRA].

Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1996	Edie & Pen	Birthday Boy	Feature film; production complete; released
1998	Night Life	Stephen Hale	Feature film; production complete; released
1999	Open Spaces	Fruit Salesman	Feature film; production complete; released
2004	Dog Days	Coach	Production complete; released
2006	Silence on the Line	Hank / Writer / Director	Production complete; released
2008	Three Priests	Johnny's Friend	Feature film; production complete; released
2010	Open 24 Hours	Tre	Production complete; released
2010	Iron Ridge	William Price / Writer / Director	Feature film; production complete; released
2012	The Vessel	Jason Brooks / Writer / Producer	Upcoming feature film; production complete
2013	Sparks	Officer Bengt	Upcoming feature film; production complete
2013	The Big Bad City	Detective Carella	Upcoming feature film; production complete

External Links

• Stubrumbaugh at IMDb

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[[Category:1974 births]] [[Category:American film actors]] [[Category:American television actors]] [[Category:American child actors]] [[Category:American screenwriters]] [[Category:American artists]] [[Category:Actors from Illinois]] [[Category:Artists from California]] [[Category:People from Quincy, Illinois]] [[Category:People from Hollywood, Los Angeles]] [[Category:People from Los Angeles, California]]