Gavin J. Konop is a 20-year-old writer, director, and editor born in Upland, California. Fascinated by fiction, Konop often attributes his initial joy to the escapism of storytelling, noting that it offered "a sense of safety and security" when it was needed most. He attended Rancho Cucamonga High School and was an active participant in the school's TV / Video program led by Matthew Cataldo, who Konop credits for his experience in filmmaking. Gavin built his way up to becoming a leader of the class, often steering the production of school rally videos, sports highlights, and ongoing events on campus. Accompanying him as notable peers in the class were Evan Jackson, Gabe Combalacer, Aiden Saldaña, and Austin Santibañez, all of whom have continued to aid Konop in his filmmaking journey. He still contributes to the class, often returning to campus and encouraging students who are aspiring filmmakers. He speaks highly of his experience, and his peers have expressed admiration for his growth over the years. Gavin describes his early high school years as 'misguided' and frequently reflects on them in public recounts. He remarks that his first film was born during a time of heavy reflection, and, according to an interview with the New York Times, he was "going through a rough patch in life - his grades were dipping, and his friendships strained" during his junior year, leading to the creation of his first film, 'Spider-Man: Lotus'. Gavin has explained the discoveries he made as a result of hardship: "...as I began to discover my philosophies and morals, and started to grow into who I am today, I found that fiction can exist for much more than simple escapism - it can inspire us. It can uplift us. It can place a magnifying glass on the world, and be a guiding light that gives us the power to stand against the difficulties that unveil." Motivated by a newfound outlook on storytelling, he pursued full throttle on his first movie, taking on the role of writer, director, editor, producer, and even jobs such as visual effects and sound design. Nearly four years were spent on the creation, spanning from January 2020 to August 2023, and it premiered in Los Angeles to over 1,200 attendees at the Million Dollar Theater. Its release was met with divisive reactions online - some critiquing its slow pacing and deviation from the comic book genre, while others commended it for its slow and emotional approach to the character. Konop remains optimistic about its completion, explaining on his Instagram story, "I got to make the movie I wanted, exactly how I wanted to make it. If people didn't like it, I respect it. But I'm beyond satisfied with how it turned out. And I'll always look back on it fondly." Gavin's plans for his future are unknown, but he has mentioned that he intends on creating his own original content moving forward, noting that his fan-film "felt like accumulating everything [he has] learned throughout [his] life so far and finally closing the book on [his] childhood". He is attending college as an English major and has begun production on an upcoming horror comedy, 'Attempted Murder'.
Gavin James is a London based actor, mostly known for his London west end theatre work. He recently appeared as the Factory Foreman in the all star staged concert of Les Miserables at the Gielgud. The show broke box office records for the fastest selling show in west end history, and also the live streaming to cinemas smashed the box office record for the most watched live-streamed theatrical event in the history of cinema. It subsequently went to No. 1 in the Apple download chart. On screen he has appeared in a number of high profile commercials working with directors such as Frederic Planchon, ThirtyTwo, Jamie Rafn and most recently Italian actor/ director Gabriele Mainetti.
Gavin Jon Wright is an actor, known for Lip Service (2010), Dear Green Place (2006) and Shetland (2013).
Gavin K. Barfield is known for Eileen (2023), The Loudest Voice (2019) and Outsiders (2016).
Gavin Keenan is known for The IT Crowd (2006) and The Last Post (2015).
Gavin Kelly is an A.S.C. honored cinematographer who shoots a wide spectrum of feature, episodic, commercial and music video projects around the world. Gavin's background in visual arts, music, and film has helped him become a bold, dynamic filmmaker. His film work has been featured in many international festivals, including Sundance, SXSW Toronto, and Tribeca. Gavin shot the pilot and two seasons of the drama Wu-Tang: An American Saga (2019) for Imagine Television and Hulu, which chronicles the complex lives and formation of the iconic hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan. Gavin shot the pilot for the new hit drama series The Equalizer (2021), starring Queen Latifah. Gavin shot several seasons of the acclaimed popular anthology series American Horror Story (2011) for Ryan Murphy and FX. Gavin shot the pilot and first season of the hit series 9-1-1 (2018) for Ryan Murphy and Fox. Gavin shot the Academy Award winning film West Bank Story (2005), a striking musical-comedy take on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The film premiered at Sundance and has won numerous international festival awards and recognition. Gavin's feature credits include the coming-of-age dramatic thriller LUV (2012), starring Common, Meagan Good, and Danny Glover, which premiered in competition in the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. Gavin DP'd the reboot of Cabin Fever (2016), Eli Roth's successful first film. The film was released by IFC Midnight. Gavin also shot The Dry Land (2010), starring Ryan O'Nan, America Ferrera, Melissa Leo, Wilmer Valderrama and Jason Ritter. The film, following the struggles of a soldier returning from war, premiered in competition in the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. In 2005 Gavin received the prestigious A.S.C. Heritage Award for Outstanding Cinematography, Honorable Mention, from the American Society of Cinematographers. While in undergraduate studies in Visual Arts at U.C.S.D., Gavin was awarded two Student Emmys for his films. Gavin went on to receive an M.F.A. in film production at the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television in 2004. Gavin is represented by WPA.
Gavin Kent was born on September 21, 2005 in San Diego, California, USA. He is an actor, known for Labor Pains (2009), Room 104 (2017) and Weeds (2005).
Gavin Kitchen was born on March 17, 1964. He is an actor, known for The Paper Lads (1977), Spender (1991) and The Manageress (1989).
Gavin Langelo is an actor and producer, known for Legends of Tomorrow (2016), Turner & Hooch (2021) and Supergirl (2015).
Gavin Leatherwood was born on June 7, 1994 in Hawaii, USA. He is an actor, known for Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018), The Sex Lives of College Girls (2021) and When Today Ends (2021).