Pitt/Barr Pictures
Stories for Now. With a Sense of Humor.
About Pitt/Barr Pictures
Pitt/Barr Pictures is an independent production company founded by longtime friends and collaborators Greg Pitts and Henry Barrial. We develop original, character-driven films inspired by what’s happening in the world around us, told with a sense of humor and an eye toward entertaining a broad audience.
As filmmakers, we take our projects from page to screen ourselves. Our approach is lean, practical, and budget-conscious, built around making the most of what we have and collaborating with talented people who share our belief that the best way to make something happen is to get to work.
The Filmmakers
Greg Pitts
Greg Pitts is an actor and filmmaker best known for his role as Drew in the cult comedy Office Space. His television credits include series regular roles on ABC’s Sons & Daughters and FOX’s Normal, Ohio and Damon, as well as a recurring role on Grey’s Anatomy. A graduate of the University of South Florida with a degree in Theatre, Greg continued his training at The Groundlings in Los Angeles, where he learned how character and humor could be used to explore ideas with something relevant to say. His years working across film and television in both comedic and dramatic roles eventually led him to develop projects of his own. He brings that performer’s perspective to stories about the world around us, believing humor is often the best way in.
Henry Barrial
Henry Barrial is an award-winning filmmaker whose films include Some Body, Pig, The House That Jack Built, DriverX, and Murder and Cocktails. Some Body premiered in Dramatic Competition at the Sundance Film Festival, while his screenplay True Love was selected for the Sundance Screenwriters Lab. His sci-fi feature Pig had an award-winning festival run before being acquired for distribution. Born in Miami to Cuban exiles, Henry earned a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Montana, where he also wrote and performed for the stage. After moving to Los Angeles, he studied Meisner technique at Playhouse West before turning to filmmaking. His background as an actor continues to shape his performance-driven approach, with an emphasis on character, authenticity, and strong work on screen.
In Development
Make A Marriage Great Again
Feature Film · Dark Comedy / Thriller
A young couple’s marriage is thrown into crisis after the 2016 presidential election when the wife learns she’s pregnant and discovers her husband voted for Trump. But when their seemingly friendly MAGA neighbors take an obsessive interest in the couple and their unborn child, a marital crisis spirals into a fight for survival.
Boobie
Feature Film · Coming-of-Age Comedy
A former football phenom turned underachieving high school kid sees college as his only ticket to a better life. With no grades, money, or obvious way in, Boobie and his two best friends hatch an outrageous plan to land him a football scholarship. Somehow, it works. But between trying not to get killed on the field and falling for a girl who believes in him, Boobie realizes the only way to keep the life he faked his way into is to become the guy he pretended to be.