- Eric Frost-Barnes is a writer, director, occasional actor, and constant malcontent known for Doctor Strunkenwhite (Grammar Therapist) (2009), Unsaid (2019), An Atheist's Guide to the Afterlife (2022), the silent-film Spaghetti Western (2024), and the forth-coming documentary short, This is Final Tap (2026). He has also been known to enjoy a good cheese and a Guinness.
- IMDb mini biography by: Abigail Catniss
- Eric Frost-Barnes won Runner-Up for Scariest Screenplay for the script "Happy Jack" at the 2002 Shriekfest Film Festival.
- In 2009, Eric Frost-Barnes and Kate Luhr won 2nd Place for Best Screenplay at the L.A. Comedy Shorts festival for their script The Karate Kat.
- Eric Frost-Barnes's short film, Unsaid, was an Official Selection at numerous film festivals: including the 2019 Los Angeles Shorts International Film Festival; the 2019 Weyauwega International Film Festival; the 2020 Golden State Film Festival; the 2020 Lancaster International Short Film Festival; the 2020 Social Justice Film Festival; and the 2023 Zion International Film Festival.
- Eric's film, Unsaid, also won the Featurette Narrative Bronze Prize at the 2020 Social Justice Film Festival in Seattle, Washington.
- His short film, an Atheist's Guide to the Afterlife, is an Official Selection at the 2022 Believe Psychology Film Festival; the 2022 Marina Del Rey Film Festival; the 2022 Zion International Film Festival; and the 2023 Studio City Int. Film Festival.
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