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Producer, Actor, Editor
John Angel is a filmmaker, musician, actor and artist. He grew up in Roanoke, Virginia, where he pursued music, art, writing and filmmaking on and off throughout childhood. At age 19, John moved to Los Angeles to pursue entertainment full time, never turning back. In his time in Los Angeles, John worked as a Production Designer for Full Moon ...

Born: October 7, 1977
Star sign: Libra
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John Birmingham, iPhone self-portrait Feb. 2015 in his new home.
John Angel in Burbank, CA 2005.
John Angel.
Plan 9 premiere. Danica DeCosto on left, Mariah Smith of Bio Duck FX on right and Phillip Hurt on far right.
On set of Crazy Animal.
Plan 9 Premiere.
The Vampires of Zanzibar, John's second feature film as a Writer/Director/Producer/Lead.
Crazy Animal, John's first feature film as a Writer/Director/Producer/Lead
John Birmingham
John on set of his movie Crazy Animal.
John on set of his movie Crazy Animal.
John Angel as
John Angel in his Virginia home March 19, 2013.
John Angel in his Virginia home March 19, 2013.
John and his son Rowan Birmingham. Rowan has appeared in John's film The Vampires of Zanzibar and viral Youtube video Toddler Sees Ghost. This was taken in Rockport, Texas during the Rockport Film Festival 2008.
John Angel in his at home recording studio, on Bass and drums. Cory Greer on guitar.
Teaser poster for movie currently in pre-production: Rednecks. Writeen/Directed/Produced by and Starring John Angel.
John Angel, one of 5 producers of Plan 9, new remake of Plan 9 From Outerspace. Left to Right: John Angel, Johnny Johnson (Writer/Director of Plan 9), David Simmons, Mikiah Umbertis, Johnny Sullivan.
John Angel March 16, 2013, St. Patrick's Day weekend.
John Angel at his Virginia home, March 20, 2013.
John in Westwood L.A. at home of music producer and good friend Justin Jagoda.
John Birmingham, Anise Fuller (right) and Danica DeCosto (left). Promo photoshoot for Crazy Animal.
John live in Roanoke, VA with friend/co-producer Cory Greer.
John at home in Virginia Jan. 2011
John outside his house in Virginia with his baby son Ivan Birmingham, December 2010.
John with sons Rowan and Ivan Birmingham and then wife Danica DeCosto, 2010.
John getting fitted for the first time for new costume for his movie Crazy Animal.
John Birmingham on set of Crazy Animal, movie he wrote/directed/produced/starred in. On sound stage at Chapman Studios, John's film school at the time (2004) in Orange, CA.
John in Park City, Utah at the 2006 Tromdance Film Festival. left to right: Richard Taylor, John Birmingham, Tromette, Lloyd Kaufman
John Birmingham in front of his 2008 house in Roanoke, VA.
Demo art for John's feature film The Vampires of Zanzibar by artist Kenny Banzai. www.KennyBanzai.com
The Vampires of Zanzibar martini shot so to speak. Left to right: Troy Bird, Tayza Birmingham, Bjarni Gautur, Gabe Aluisy, Doug Dressler, Nick Trimby, Jedidiah Bird, Jimmy Johansson, Blaine Sirry, Royce Hobson, John Angel.
Flier for live show John performed in Roanoke, VA.
John with actors/crew on set of his movie The Vampires of Zanzibar. Left to right: Bjarni Gautur, Hoddi Bjornssen, Gabe Aluisy, John Angel, Chandeline Nicole, Jimmy Johansson, Troy Bird, Royce Hobson.
John warming up to skateboard for internet video Danilicious starring Danica DeCosto.
John doing promo pic for his character Ricky in the feature film Crazy Animal. Photography by Polite in Public.
John as Wolverine.
John on location doing promotional photoshoot.
John with son Rowan Birmingham and previous wife Danica DeCosto.
On set of The Vampires of Zanzibar. Left to right: Bjarni Gautur, Doug Dressler, Jimmy Johnasson, SarahFerguson-Wright, Derek Young, and John Birmingham
John with Icelandic friends and other friends on the set of The Vampires of Zanzibar promoting friend Bjarni Gautur's feature film Knight of the Living Dead.
John on the set of Marc Hutchins and Tony Georgetti's feature film The Scholarship.
John Birmingham's movie Crazy Animal appearing in friend Jimmy Johansson's movie Arkusan Martinsson.
John at the Rockport Film Festival with previous wife Danica DeCosto, festival director to the right and another filmmaker on the left.
John with childhood friend Nathan Iott, head of design at Vans Shoes.
John and his son Rowan Birmingham. Rowan has appeared in John's film The Vampires of Zanzibar and viral Youtube video Toddler Sees Ghost. This was taken in Rockport, Texas during the Rockport Film Festival 2008.
John Birmingham