George Langworthy's illustrious career as a writer-director began at the tender age of 12, when he created an action comedy film on Super 8, showcasing his innate talent and passion for storytelling.
As a student at Cambridge University, he further honed his craft by writing and performing with the renowned comedic troupe Footlights, solidifying his skills in the world of comedy.
Upon entering the Hollywood scene, Langworthy started his journey in the editing department of the critically acclaimed film AMERICAN HEART, starring Jeff Bridges, before transitioning to development at Avenue Pictures.
His exceptional writing and directing skills were further refined during his tenure as a fellow in the prestigious James Michener Center for Writers MFA program at the University of Texas, where he created several short films, including the Sundance Film Festival-premiered BREEZEWAY.
As a writer, Langworthy has had the privilege of working on the staff of Channel 4's ARMSTRONG AND MILLER sketch comedy show and has penned numerous screenplays, including the feature comedy CAKE, which won the audience award for best comedy at The Other Venice Film Festival.
Moreover, his Halloween animated family comedy script, MY HAUNTED HOUSE, has recently commenced production, further testament to his versatility and creativity as a writer.
As a director, Langworthy has accumulated an impressive portfolio of award-winning projects over the course of his twenty-five-year career in the film industry. He is perhaps best known for writing, producing, and directing the environmental documentary VANISHING OF THE BEES, narrated by the talented Ellen Page, which garnered numerous accolades and made a significant global impact on social and political issues.
Throughout his career, Langworthy has also helmed animated shorts, music videos, commercials, documentaries, and live performances for renowned bands such as the White Stripes, No Doubt, and Devo, showcasing his adaptability and skill in a wide range of genres and styles.
