Graham High is a multifaceted filmmaker, producer, and director, based in Los Angeles, with a diverse range of credits in both narrative and documentary projects for television and film.
His impressive portfolio includes The Reagans, The End of the World, Victoria's Secret: Angels & Demons, Where's My Roy Cohn?, Studio 54, Scotty & The Secret History of Hollywood, and Flower, among many others.
Upcoming projects include a feature documentary about the renowned Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, directed by Matt Tyrnauer, as well as the gonzo horror feature Dance Freak, co-directed by Alan Resnick and Robby Rackleff.
Graham's directorial debut, Pops, a short dramedy with a touch of the surreal, was met with critical acclaim, earning the praise of renowned producer David Parfitt, who described it as "weird and wonderful".
His subsequent short film, ZER0 0NE ZER0, shot entirely on iPhone, won the "Best Mobile Film" award at the Indiefilmopolis Film Festival in 2022.
Graham's third short film, The Housesitters, is a horror-comedy script penned by and starring Matt McConkey and Erin Pineda, which received the awards for "Best Horror Comedy" and "Best Actors" for both Matt and Erin's outstanding performances.
As a producer, Graham has worked on several shorts, including the mini-doc series Straight White Guy Listening, which he also hosted, and the drama A Song to Pass the Time.
Graham resides in Eagle Rock with his wife, Shauna, and their son, enjoying a fulfilling personal and professional life.
