Thomas Gentile has been writing stories since he was four years old. Born in Syracuse, NY, he got his start dramatizing the lives of anthropomorphic animals on the back of coloring pages. In college at SUNY Fredonia, he produced several of his scripts into award-winning short films with his classmates and friends. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Video Production, he produced even more under the title of LUVS1C3 FILMS with his creative partner, Sam Blais. He has since moved to Los...
Thomas Gentile has been writing stories since he was four years old. Born in Syracuse, NY, he got his start dramatizing the lives of anthropomorphic animals on the back of coloring pages. In college at SUNY Fredonia, he produced several of his scripts into award-winning short films with his classmates and friends. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Video Production, he produced even more under the title of LUVS1C3 FILMS with his creative partner, Sam Blais. He has since moved to Los Angeles, chasing two dreams— to make the legacy sequel to Groundhog Day, and to one day become the first American showrunner of Doctor Who.
Thomas Gentile has been writing stories since he was four years old. Born in Syracuse, NY, he got his start dramatizing the lives of anthropomorphic animals on the back of coloring pages. In college at SUNY Fredonia, he produced several of his scripts into award-winning short films with his classmates and friends. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Video Production, he produced even more under the title of LUVS1C3 FILMS with his creative partner, Sam Blais. He has since moved to Los Angeles, chasing two dreams— to make the legacy sequel to Groundhog Day, and to one day become the first American showrunner of Doctor Who.
