A nationally known comedy writer, and an authority on roast humor, Jeffrey L. Gurian has written material for many of the great performers at the fabled Friars Roasts, including Richard Belzer, Robin Williams, Milton Berle, Jerry Lewis, and even Bruce Willis, as well as  comedy stars such as Joan Rivers, Gilbert Gottfried, Phil Hartman, Pauly Shore and Pat Cooper. He wrote and directed The "Men Who" Series of short films for the Toyota Comedy Festival. He also wrote for MTV and USA Network, and was one of the writers of Sony's first interactive film. As a playwright he wrote a one- hour NBC drama about the devastating effects of homelessness on the young, entitled De La Salle.  His first feature film "Face to Face", that he wrote with Scott Baio, made its world premiere at the Taos, New Mexico Film Festival, and was honored as the opening night film. It has since become an award-winning film as it won Best Comedy Feature at the Marco Island Film Festival and Valley Film Festival in Hollywood. He can be seen around town performing his comedy news broadcast Uncle Nat’s Traveling Peep Show with his comedy partner model/performer Sonya Gignac, currently being groomed as an on-air personality at CBS Sports. In addition Jeffrey is a Clinical Professor at NYU in the Oral Medicine/Oro-Facial Pain Department, a cosmetic dentist, lecturer, author and healer. He also is credited for developing a cure for stuttering. You may read more at www.jeffreygurian.com.