Greg Dorchak is a multifaceted artist, exceling as an actor, writer, and filmmaker, with his creative hub situated in Austin, Texas.
His acting career has been marked by a versatility that allows him to effortlessly slip into a wide range of roles, often incorporating his comedic prowess to bring characters to life. He has a knack for portraying polished yet unscrupulous executives, eccentric high school teachers, or childish dads, showcasing his impressive adaptability.
Dorchak's passion for comedy began at a young age, and he started performing stand-up in Las Vegas, where he attended the University of Nevada. As he honed his craft, he transitioned to sketch comedy, co-founding an improv/sketch troupe, and later, he led a comedy troupe in Austin.
As a filmmaker, Dorchak has made a significant impact with his feature-length film, KOPY KINGS. This workplace comedy, set in a 24-hour copy center, follows the misadventures of a group of misfit employees, lampooning the absurdity of mundane customer service jobs. The film's success on the festival circuit has earned it numerous awards, and its quirky charm has drawn comparisons to the works of Kevin Smith and Mike Judge.
Dorchak has also leveraged his experience to help newcomers to the film industry, authoring the book HOW TO PULL A MOVIE OUT OF YOUR ASS. This practical guide provides realistic expectations for working with limited or no budget, offering valuable insights for first-time filmmakers. The book is currently available on Amazon, alongside his children's books, WHERE MONSTERS GO WHEN YOU GROW UP and WHO TOOK MY CRAYONS?!.
