Sage Mayer(I)
- Actor
- Producer
- Writer
Sage Mayer is a SAG-AFTRA actor, dancer, and writer, who has performed in over 25 plus films, Televison shows, and streaming series and has voiced narration for FictionZ Media. He can also be seen in national commercials and advertisements.
In 2017, he created a story about parents who neglected their jobs, hygiene, and kids to play Pokemon Go at illegal Pokemon clubs during the height of the Pokemon Go craze, the same year, he made a 6 min short film about it called, PokeAlypse, the Short.
In 2019 Sage was nominated for an award by the Young Artists Academy for his role in "Gramma", by DeMarcus Brown of Seaton Drive Films. He won Best Youth Actor for the same film, the same year at the Orlando Urban Film Festival.
In March 2020, bummed out by canceled film festivals he had planned to attend, he co-produced a "stay at home" film festival for those artists shuttered indoors by Coronavirus called the "Not Canceled Quarantine Mini Film Fest ''.
He is the host and creator of Retro Reads with Sage, which ran for two seasons and is available on Spotify, and most podcast platforms. Retro Reads with Sage was created in the fall of 2020 to help entertain kids and families staying home searching for entertainment during the pandemic.
In June 2020 he was nominated for "Streaming Series Leading Young Actor" for his work as Foster Blake in "CHI-nanigans" for the Young Artists Award. In 2021, he was cast in a pilot for a television series starring Paula Jai Parker, Glenn Plummer, and Denise Boutte, which was written and directed by Damion L. Smith called "The Block Trilogies". He appears as Young Will in the 2023 horror, crime, and thriller, "Craving" on Amazon Prime Video and will appear as Mickey in the '80s-themed Sci-Fi feature film, "Roswell Delirium", where he was fortunate enough to work directly with Dee Wallace of E.T and The Howling fame. The movie also stars 80's superstars Anthony Michael Hall ("The Breakfast Club"), Lisa Welchel (The Facts of Life"), Reginald Vel Johnson ("Die Hard" "Family Matters"), and Sam Jones ("Flash Gordon"). It is directed by Richard Bakewell ("Wahl Street", "Never Have I Ever") and is scheduled to be released in 2025.
He lives and attends college in Los Angeles & is working on his murderous comedy, Alex & the Incriminator.
In 2017, he created a story about parents who neglected their jobs, hygiene, and kids to play Pokemon Go at illegal Pokemon clubs during the height of the Pokemon Go craze, the same year, he made a 6 min short film about it called, PokeAlypse, the Short.
In 2019 Sage was nominated for an award by the Young Artists Academy for his role in "Gramma", by DeMarcus Brown of Seaton Drive Films. He won Best Youth Actor for the same film, the same year at the Orlando Urban Film Festival.
In March 2020, bummed out by canceled film festivals he had planned to attend, he co-produced a "stay at home" film festival for those artists shuttered indoors by Coronavirus called the "Not Canceled Quarantine Mini Film Fest ''.
He is the host and creator of Retro Reads with Sage, which ran for two seasons and is available on Spotify, and most podcast platforms. Retro Reads with Sage was created in the fall of 2020 to help entertain kids and families staying home searching for entertainment during the pandemic.
In June 2020 he was nominated for "Streaming Series Leading Young Actor" for his work as Foster Blake in "CHI-nanigans" for the Young Artists Award. In 2021, he was cast in a pilot for a television series starring Paula Jai Parker, Glenn Plummer, and Denise Boutte, which was written and directed by Damion L. Smith called "The Block Trilogies". He appears as Young Will in the 2023 horror, crime, and thriller, "Craving" on Amazon Prime Video and will appear as Mickey in the '80s-themed Sci-Fi feature film, "Roswell Delirium", where he was fortunate enough to work directly with Dee Wallace of E.T and The Howling fame. The movie also stars 80's superstars Anthony Michael Hall ("The Breakfast Club"), Lisa Welchel (The Facts of Life"), Reginald Vel Johnson ("Die Hard" "Family Matters"), and Sam Jones ("Flash Gordon"). It is directed by Richard Bakewell ("Wahl Street", "Never Have I Ever") and is scheduled to be released in 2025.
He lives and attends college in Los Angeles & is working on his murderous comedy, Alex & the Incriminator.
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