Carey Westbrook

Carey Westbrook, creator and director of The L.A. Neo Noir Novel, Film, and Script Festival, hailed by L.A. Weekly as the festival with "the world's sexiest, darkest, crime short films." He's the prime time TV game show star contestant of such shows as Worst Bakers in America, Dance Machine, Race To Escape, Baggage, and many game show pilots. See Carey's comic strips in many publications like The Urban Spectrum, The Revolutionary Worker, and Body of Christ News. Carey is also a masters honors graduate of The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics of Naropa University, founded by the late great Allen Ginsberg. He's also a merit scholarship winner for outstanding work in the field of public relations, and an honors graduate of Columbia College.