As a lifelong artist, Glenn has worked on stage and directed many well-known actors; some of whom were academy award nominated and Emmy winning stars such as Esther Rolle, Ted Lange, Marla Gibbs, William Allen Young, Margaret Avery, Robert Hooks, Carl Anderson and many others.

Glenn attended film school at the prestigious Columbia College Hollywood, where he received a Bachelor of Arts Degree and graduated Valedictorian of the class in 1997. He was the first African American to accomplish that goal in the 60-year history of the school, and he produced his award-winning short film “FREQUENCY” at Columbia College Hollywood.

He is also the founder of the Veterans Suicide Prevention Channel (VSPChannel), an online mental, emotional and physical health channel for veterans. The VSPChannel was founded to help prevent suicides in our veteran communities that are at an all-time high. The VSPChannel is available online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. www.vspchannel.vet

The VSPChannel is also planned and sponsored a national AUSTIN VETERAN ARTS FESTIVAL (AVAFEST) for veterans and their family members in Austin, Texas. The AVAFEST ran from October 12, 2019, to November 16, 2019. The next festival is scheduled for 2021 and the dates will be announced shortly after the beginning of 2021. For more information on how you may be able to get involved visit: www.avafest.org