11 Facts About Peter Emshwiller

Peter Robert "Stoney" Emshwiller is an American novelist, artist, magazine editor, filmmaker, screenwriter, and actor.

Peter Emshwiller is perhaps best known for his viral video "Later That Same Life", which featured him at middle age talking to his actual teenaged self.

Peter Emshwiller's father, Ed Emshwiller, was a noted visual artist, and his mother, Carol Emshwiller, was an award-winning author.

Peter Emshwiller was managing editor of both The Twilight Zone Magazine and Night Cry from 1985 to 1989.

Peter Emshwiller is represented by Chris Lotts at the Vicinanza Literary Agency for novels and, for screenwriting, Vince Gerardis of Created By.

Peter Emshwiller's sitcom writing team is represented by Steve Smith of Stagecoach Entertainment and Katie Cates at ICM.

Peter Emshwiller has appeared in numerous stage productions in both New York and Los Angeles, as well as in films and on TV.

In 2005 Peter Emshwiller helped found DANGERdanger, a comedy improv troupe which performs at such venues as iO West, the Westside Eclectic, and Second City Los Angeles.

Peter Emshwiller worked for many years as a set dresser, lead man, set decorator, and art director for movies and television.

Peter Emshwiller created a sizzle reel to enter a crowdfunding contest run by Ovation TV and RocketHub.

The sizzle reel, posted on YouTube, received over one million hits within four weeks, and Peter Emshwiller was interviewed in a variety of media.