Erik Baker
Writer. Performer. Photographer.
Acting Reel
Voiceover
Animation Voices
Headshots
Writing
Drift
Fantasy Series.
On an island stuck in the clouds for a 1,000 years, a young blood magic addict rises up against the Kingdom Elite, while fending off the Ancient Wizards wedged inside her mind.
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Entrenched
Action Feature.
Belgium WWI: A philanthropic nurse and battle-scarred Sergeant-Major are thrust together to lead a tactical team through German trenches, only to find the weapon they seek is an Ancient Evil that now hunts them.
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F@CK SATAN!
Comedy Feature.
To save her aging convent, a young nun with Tourette’s leans into her ‘gift’ by becoming a stand-up comedian.
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THE SUCCUBUS
Fantasy Trilogy Novel & TV Series.
Love between an angel & a demon could last forever, if they don’t kill each other first.
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¿SAY, QUÉ?!
Comedy Feature.
A gun-toting Texas church testing a catapult solution to their ‘illegals problem’ discovers their town is actually on Mexican soil & they must become what they fear most: illegals.
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How Not To Be A Stupid Adult
Dramedy.
In the midst of separating from her husband, a teenage Kyra discovers a childhood journal from when she first met Andy. And opens a dose of marital counseling from her 3rd grade self.
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Latest Short:
My Guardian Addict
Photography
About Me
After 21 years as a writer, SAG-AFTRA/AEA performer, photographer, teacher & caffeinated comedian in New York City, Erik burst onto the Tahoe Arts scene as one of only two townsmen who openly admit to doing cartwheels. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering & an M.F.A. in Acting. A tenured hockey referee & coach, Erik has broken up over fifty fights—while starting only one. He currently runs the theatre department at LTCC. Left to his own devices, Erik provokes his children’s wild imaginations, who unanimously agree he is the BEST DAD JOKE GENERATOR ever!!!
Blog
Welcome to the Funistic–a style that combines Fantasy, Sci-Fi & Absurdist Comedy!
I have much to say, but prefer to say it in larger works than a blog. 😉