Gil Wadsworth was born in Baltimore Maryland. His parents sold him to a traveling circus at age 9 for $200.00 and a riding lawn mower. After years of cleaning elephant stalls and living on peanuts and stale popcorn, Gil was accepted into Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Clown College where
he pursued his love of scaring children...er clowning.
Upon leaving the circus, Gil moved to Southern California, where he embarked on a highly successful panhandling career.
His persistance payed off when he created Sterling Pacific Films and Loch Lomond Entertainment. Some of his credits include forty-three feature films, eleven television series, five Movies of The Week, and countless music videos.
His narrative feature film The Glass Jar has won him almost no world wide critical acclaim.
Gil's obsession with pens and pencils eventually led him to create rock concert art. All of Gil's artwork is screen printed on giant underpants in one of his many East Los Angeles sweatshops.
