Peter Vack

Peter Vack is an American actor, writer, and director recognized for his versatile performances across film and television, and for his distinctive voice in independent filmmaking. After making his acting debut in the Academy Award-winning short film Dear Diary (1996), Peter Vack went on to establish himself as a versatile performer and filmmaker known for his distinctive voice in independent cinema. Early in his career, Vack lent his voice to the antagonist Gary Smith in the critically acclaimed video game Bully (2006) and made guest appearances in network television series such as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (2005). His acting talent was recognized with a New York VisionFest Award for Breakthrough Performance for his role in Consent (2010).

He also made his directorial feature debut with Assholes (2017), which premiered to critical notice. Vack showcased his acting versatility with a guest appearance in Showtime’s Emmy-winning series Homeland (2018), further broadening his reach across diverse mediums. Most recently, Peter Vack wrote and directed the 2024 feature film www.RachelOrmont.com, a distinctive technosatire described as exploring themes of ‘growing up in captivity’ with a unique cast and narrative. Vack consistently contributes to the arts as an actor, writer, and director, exploring various themes and narratives across different platforms and reinforcing his status as a compelling and innovative force in contemporary film and television.