Chris Ver Wiel, a multi-talented American creative individual, showcases a diverse range of artistic abilities that transcend traditional boundaries, encompassing the realms of filmmaking, screenwriting, acting, novel writing, comedy, and visual art, each skill honed to perfection through dedication and a passion for storytelling.
Ver Wiel's impressive career as a celebrated writer/director is marked by a plethora of critically acclaimed films that have garnered widespread recognition and accolades. One of his most notable works is the feature film "Who is Celtics Tout?", a cinematic masterpiece that boasts an all-star cast comprising esteemed actors such as Tim Allen, Christine Slater, and Richard Dreyfus.
Michael Ver Wiel, a multifaceted creative force, has made a significant impact not only in the realm of film, but also as a published novelist, boasting an impressive literary portfolio.
In 2008, Ver Wiel's debut novel, "Starbucks Nation", was released to critical acclaim through Arcade Publishing and Simon and Schuster. This innovative work of fiction defies traditional genre classification, instead embracing the avant-garde spirit of postmodernism to craft a unique and captivating fairy tale.
Fast forward to 2015, Ver Wiel's sophomore effort, "Burying Morrison", saw the light of day through Grafton Street Press. This satirical masterpiece is a scathing commentary on the excesses of American pop culture, offering a biting critique of the societal ills that plague modern society.
Ver Wiel, a renowned artist, has earned widespread recognition for his impressive body of work, characterized by his masterful use of black and white watercolors and pencils. His artistic creations have been widely acclaimed, with numerous exhibitions held in esteemed private galleries spanning across the United States, Western Europe, and Eastern Europe.
Ver Wiel, a pioneering figure in the film industry, has conceptualized and brought to life the groundbreaking idea of "The Cine' Novella", a revolutionary format that seamlessly merges screenplays with novelistic storytelling. This innovative approach has enabled him to craft captivating narratives that transport readers into the world of cinema.
Under the umbrella of his film company, Grafton Street Press, Ver Wiel has successfully published eight Cine' Novellas, each one a testament to his creative genius. These works include the critically acclaimed "The Belle Star Friendly", "Mariner Found", "Catwalk", "Thunder Mountain", and "The Last Lion", which have collectively garnered widespread acclaim for their unique blend of cinematic storytelling and literary flair.
