Adam Bergeron

Actor and Screenwriter

Los Angeles, California

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About Adam

Adam Bergeron is an American writer and actor living in Los Angeles. As a writer, he has created an extensive portfolio of comedic and dramatic films and television pilots for a wide range of audiences and has had scripts optioned/under consideration at major networks and streaming services. As a performer, he was cast as a co-star role on NBC’s Chuck, in the upcoming pilot Guardian Asshole and was a regular in classes at The UCB Theater. A graduate of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill with a degree in Film and Television, Bergeron is also the creator of the YouTube channel Comedy Cheat Codes which has been featured on a wide range of websites dedicated to trending films, entertainment and lifestyle content.

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Tech Support Comedy Matthew, an aspiring comic book artist, has somehow found himself stuck running a small tech support company filled with a motley crew of I.T. guys and gals. With student loans forcing him to stay put he has to do his best to keep his rambunctious employees in line, the company afloat and his overly demanding clients happy.
Inter-Connected Sci-fi ⋄ Comedy This show is about a typical Homo sapien woman named Jane and the culmination of seemingly ordinary and mundane events which lead her to the extraordinary circumstance of meeting an artificial lifeform who was sent to Earth, by aliens, to study humans. His name is Anslo. After they meet the storyline becomes complex, the characters grow and drama ensues. Some humor has been added for increased enjoyment.
Friends Without Kids Comedy When the last couple out of Rachel and Harrison Reid’s group of friends becomes pregnant, they find themselves with no one left to hang out with. Frustration, loneliness and a night of “too many martinis” leads to the impulse purchase of Hawaiian cruise tickets that are way out of their budget. If they could just split the cost of the two-bedroom suite with another couple, everything would be great. Since all their friends are unavailable, they’ll have to find a new couple soon. But how exactly do people in their thirties meet friends without kids?