Gerald McCullouch

After surviving a near fatal car crash while in the BFA Musical Theater program at FSU, he began his career in Atlanta before moving to New York to study with Uta Hagen. He played "Jesus" in the European tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar" and was honored by OUT Magazine as One Of The Most Compelling People of the year during his 10 seasons on CSI as he evolved into filmmaking.

McCullouch's award winning directorial debut feature film, 'Daddy', was listed by Queerty as one of the top 10 LGBT films alongside 'Milk' and 'Dallas Buyers Club'. His follow up documentary feature was listed by Parade Magazine as 1 of the 25 steamiest films streaming on Amazon Prime and spawned a follow up documentary. The follow up film was also named in a Queerty Top 10. His filmmaking has received multiple awards beginning with his highly praised short film 'The Moment After'. His fourth feature film 'Stuck In Greece: an LGBT Refugee Crisis' won 3 best feature awards and received 15 nominations.

He won the Independent Series Award for his work in 'Hustling", in which he co-stars alongside Daphne Rubin-Vega and Wilson Cruz. And a 2021 Drama League Award was awarded to the production of 'Seven Deadly Sins' in which he starred in the play written and directed by Moisés Kaufman.