GARY ECK is a stand-up comedian, actor, writer and director with a wide range of experience in film, television and radio.
Eck co-wrote and starred in the feature film "You Can't Stop the Murders" and starred along side Mick Molloy and Glen Robbins in "Boytown." He has written and directed several short films: "Tragic Love," "Bye Bye Tim," "Final Call" and "The Money," winner of the world's largest short film festival, Tropfest, held annually in Australia.
Eck's television credits include writing and performing on Channel 9's "The Nation," Comedy Channel's "The 50 Foot Show" and UK gold Network's "Live at Jongluers."
Early in his career Eck was a full-time comedy writer for radio where he voiced sketches and wrote one-liners and can still be regularly heard on Australia's national radio broadcaster.
He has performed stand-up at the Melbourne, Sydney and Edinburgh Comedy Festivals and has released two comedy CD's—The Hollywood Motel and Gary Eck Live!
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