Freddy Deane, a multifaceted writer and producer, refined his storytelling prowess through his extensive experience in the entertainment industry, including stints in Hollywood and New York City.
His impressive portfolio boasts a range of projects, from movies and series television to commercials and theater productions. One of his notable credits is the Millennium Films thriller "Den of Lions," which starred Bob Hoskins and Stephen Dorff, for which he wrote and co-produced.
Deane's creative talents also extended to the indie feature "Dirty Money," which he wrote, produced, and acted in. This critically acclaimed neo-noir was hailed as "one of the best of the genre."
In addition to his work in scripted television, Deane ventured into reality TV, where he wrote series arcs, directed segments, and produced episodes for Mark Burnett's prime-time series "The Casino" and "The Restaurant," as well as Ben Silverman's "Meet Mr. Mom."
Beyond his work in Hollywood, Deane founded the eco-friendly brand Smiling Planet, which focuses on storytelling and art. His illustrations and stories have garnered awards and have brought the brand's product line to life, captivating audiences of all ages around the world.
