Peter Gibson (born April 14, 1971, in

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) is an American writer. He is the third of five children: Robert Christian Gibson Jr. (nicknamed, Gibby), Paula Elizabeth Gibson, Jeffrey Michael Gibson & Michael Patrick Gibson. His older siblings, Gibby & Paula, along with his mother, Paula Kathryn Ivanovich, were involved in various Broadway productions, this gave him the inspiration and opportunity to pursue a career in show business. Growing up a child actor/model he appeared in various commercials, films and plays. He attended

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and

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, where he concentrated his studies in

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. He left his academic studies to pursue acting in

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, having some success. He starred in ''

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'' with

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, Andrew Lauren,

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and Alex Martin. He left NYC, for Los Angeles and re-directed his talents to concentrate on writing and producing, film and television. The first feature he wrote and produced was ''Free'', starring

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and

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. He has written, produced and directed various short films includin
''Mr. BBQ''
starring

and Ori Mace which won the Stockholm film festival. He was head of production for the

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and

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where he oversaw all stages of production.18 November 2003, Vol. 281, Iss. 33
/ref> He created the television shows ''Skavengers'', "Munch Kidz", and "Campus Cuisine." He was a dancer on

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, appeared on seven episodes of the Family Feud, and was a Fireman in Greenwich, CT. He is a classically trained chef,

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, who teaches children how to cook. He currently resides in Los Angeles, with his dog ''Chloe'', where he continues to pursue the arts.

Filmography

#Couples Therapy (short) – Writer, Producer (2010) #

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– Producer (2008) #Farm Girl in New York – "Very Special Thanks" (2007) # Kill Your Darlings – "Very Special Thanks" (2006) # The Girl – Producer (2004) #Mr. BBQ (short) – ''Writer, Producer, director,

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'' (2002) #

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– Gibby, ''Writer, Producer'' (2001) #

– Parker (1999)

Past Television

#Campus Cuisine (TV Series) – Writer (created by), Producer, Host (2012) #Girl NeXXXt Door (TV Pilot) – Writer (created by), Producer (2006) # Munch Kidz (TV movie) – Writer, Executive Producer (2004) # Skavengers (TV movie) – Writer (created by), Executive Producer, Director (2004) #

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(1999) playing "Eric" in You Better Work (episode # 10.3)

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