Gabriel Womack

L. Gabriel Womack is an up-in-coming award-winning actor, songwriter, model, and (ex) sponsored x-games athlete. Gabriel grew up in middle Tennessee and attended The University of TN after high school. There he was trained in acting, writing, and theater. During his travels, Gabriel became a sponsored kayaking athlete and competed in numerous incredible x game events around the U.S. From flipping off waterfalls to jumping out of airplanes, Gabriel has completed high-level programs in almost every category. If you went to a Redbull event, Gabriel was most likely there. Gabriel has worked on numerous HBO series, in including "Luck" created by David Milch and directed by Michael Mannand. He also appeared on the AMC series like "Madmen" created by Matthew Weiner and produced by Lionsgate Television. Previous to these castings, Gabriel worked on several other well-known TV series, continued modeling, and honed his production skills and interests in film from the other side of the camera. Gabriel lives in Los Angeles, CA, and has reconnected with his entertainment career and brings his work with some of the most prominent agencies from around the world. He has returned with various artistic skills and experiences to aid in his acting, songwriting, modeling, and his screen work. Aside from his entertainment career, Gabriel carries numerous awards and educational credentials in public affairs, marketing, and law. For the second half of his career, Gabriel built a Marketing, Communications, and PR firm. He also worked with numerous songwriters and actors to develop his unique sound and writing style. His experience in production and filmmaking only fueled his passion for his return. "Whether it's a spy, a lawyer or a country music star, I love pulling from my experience to make it real." Genuine and charming, Gabriel truly puts his heart into his roles and gives a sincere depth to his work. His dream roles are superheroes, spy characters, and sword-fighting knights. "These roles are very natural, and a chance to add a comedic or poetic side to the character's personality." Before Gabriel became a songwriting actor, he taught himself guitar at age 10 and wrote poetry and short stories as a child. Once he graduated from high school, he looked abroad for opportunities to be a sponsored athlete, before returning to Los Angeles, CA.