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As Actor

Mr. McIntyre, a classically trained NYU graduate and original spurn cast member, has worked on numerous independent films that you haven’t seen. Maybe 20-odd. He hasn’t seen some of them either. He was recently seen as a contestant on AMC's Date Night (a program that has also independently cast fellow spurner Lara Jane Dunatov). In late 2006, he tackled the role of Andy in The Motel (portions of which appeared on FOX). He also appeared in Brooklyn International Film Festival winner A Perfect Fit with “Entourage’s” Adrian Grenier. He also played the role of Jimmy in Dylan Kidd's P.S.

On stage, he has appeared in every spurn production since 2001 and has performed in theatrical productions ranging from Christopher Durang to Shakespeare (including multiple productions of Macbeth).

As a voiceover artist, he has appeared in commercials for the Food Network and in a small role in the top-selling videogame of 2003: "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City." He also recorded all of the eBay training industrials for FoundValue, Inc.

He likes pie.

As Producer & Writer

Mr. McIntyre began producing spurn with the 6^th production in early 2005. This production represented the first multimedia show and he oversaw the filming and post-production of the video segments. These shorts were retooled and released in January, 2006 through the iTunes Music Store (and subsequently through YouTube, MySpace, and Veoh). spurn was featured comedy group on MySpace in late-2007 and has won 7 Editor's Choice Awards on Sony's Crackle video site.

Noted music video director Jarett Bellucci's 16mm short film The Motel  was shot in 2005 and completed in 2006. It was produced by McIntyre and is currently making the festival rounds. The Motel also helped Mr. Bellucci secure a finalist position in Speilberg and Burnett's FOX TV show "On The Lot." In 2004, McIntyre produced the short film Mr. Unlucky with Neil Trivedi. This short was also shot by Mr. Bellucci and features an original score by Toothless Monkey Music. His first project was producing the independent feature film Laughing River (shot by award-winning cinematographer Terry Stacey).

McIntyre has also produced various off-Broadway theatrical productions including Christopher Durang’s “The Nature and Purpose of the Universe” and Israel Horovitz’s “It’s Called the Sugar Plum.”

As Director of Development for Anne Chaisson's Dirty Rice Films, he assisted in the production of P.S. and worked Diggers and the forthcoming American Seagull.

His screenplay Unabridged placed second in the prestigious New Century Writers Awards and had a staged reading in Summer 2004 as part of the Howl! Festival of East Village Arts. The reading included Cara Buono (“Third Watch,” Next Stop Wonderland) and Yul Vazquez (Traffic, “Seinfeld”) and was directed by Neil Turitz (Two Ninas). Mr. McIntyre is currently working on several other original screenplays.