A.J. Wedding is a graduate of Western Michigan University, where he played several roles in university theatre productions, and won awards for his first feature film, "Pop Fiction".  

As a writer/director, he has won several festival awards, and most recently sold a feature titled “The Disappearance of Jenna Matheson” set to release later this year.  AJ also co-wrote and co-starred in a highly acclaimed comedic web series called "Infamous" which was distributed by 60 Frames Entertainment.  As an actor, he has played co-starring roles on shows like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Drake and Josh,” and most recently in a TV movie, “The Fall of Hyperion.”  

A.J. is currently a staff writer for MicroFilmmaker Magazine and regular contributor to The Director's Chair online e-zine, while producing and directing for The Production Green and Momentum Enterprises.