G.M. Whiting

'G.M. Whiting' (qv), was born in August of 2000, and is a Mexian American film writer and director. He's known for directing films in the, Mystery Suspense and Action Thriller genre. He started making short films in 2009. Each short film started out as stop-motion and they were about 45 minutes and under all the way up until 2011. In 2011 he started doing live action short films, which varied from 0-45 minutes. In 2014 he directed his first full length film, The Nether Experiment. The Nether Experiment, was a film that got a lot of hate from others who weren't gamers, or people who didn't know much about the game portrayed in the film. The film started to get it's own audience a year after it's release. G.M., then started to direct more short films, and then released his next full length film, Enemy. Enemy, wasn't really a remake of the 2013 film with the same title, but was a different take on it, and was a version that G.M. wanted to make. After that, he directed a short film called, Forever Broken. It was nominated for two nominations at one film festival and was posted on his YouTube channel, and website. Shortly after, films like, A Lethal History, Spidurb, None, and Panic Room were released. He is still active, and still directs films in the Mystery/Suspense/Thriller/Action genre.::Anon