Craig Geoghan

Craig Geoghan is a film, television, and commercial actor. Originally from Lake Ronkonkoma, New York, Craig grew up with his mother, Janet, his father, Keith, and his sister, Karyn. Craig was a 3-sport athlete and excelled in football, basketball, and baseball. He earned all-state honors as a Quarterback in his junior and senior years in high school and was offered numerous division 1 college football scholarships. He eventually chose to attend Stony Brook University, where he received a Bachelors of Science degree in Health Science with a concentration in Disability Studies. Craig planed on going back to school to receive a doctorate degree in physical therapy, but shortly before applying he decided that he wanted to pursue acting full time in The Big Apple. Craig booked multiple film and television jobs in his first year as a full time actor including a role on Red Oaks, where he got the chance to work alongside Paul Riser and Jennifer Grey. Later that year, Craig met Sue Giosa; credible acting coach and actress based in Los Angeles California, while at a mutual friends birthday party on Long Island. After being put on the spot and performing for Sue in front of the whole party, Craig was sold on her ability as a coach and moved to Los Angeles to study with her. While in LA, Craig has been the lead in multiple films. He played the role of gambling addict John Davis in a short titled "50/50". The film won first place for best picture at the San Diego State University Film Festival. Craig also played the role of Riley in "Wake Unto Me". He has also landed a handful of national commercials.