John Edmund Parcher embarked on his illustrious career in the entertainment industry in the early 1990s by collaborating with a group of talented up-and-coming filmmakers from the prestigious USC School of Cinema Television.
His impressive early work included an Art Direction and starring role in the film "Fifteen Minutes", which was written and directed by Hank Nelken, the same creative genius behind the hits "Saving Silverman" starring Jack Black and "Are We Done Yet?" featuring Ice Cube.
In 1995, John Edmund founded Phoebe Films, a production company that would go on to produce and star in the feature film "Donald and Dot Clock Found Dead in their Home". This critically acclaimed film was distributed through Echelon Studios and is now available on Netflix, DVD, and VOD worldwide.
As an accomplished actor, John Edmund has had the privilege of working on numerous network television shows, including "The Drew Carey Show", "Jenny", the Warner Bros. pilot "L.A. Confidential" opposite Keifer Sutherland, and as a recurring character on "My Name is Earl". He also played the role of "Supervisor" in the recent Paramount release "Middle Men".
In addition to his impressive acting credits, John Edmund has also demonstrated his skills as a producer, with credits including "The Kung Fu Mummy", "Jack Me" (also distributed by Echelon Studios),and "Slice", a short film starring Vincent Pastore of the Sopranos.
Furthermore, John Edmund has showcased his artistic talents by working as a member of the Art Department on some of the biggest hits in Hollywood, including "Fight Club", "Mission Impossible III", "Die Hard IV", and the latest "Star Trek" film.
