Eric Szmanda

Eric Szmanda was born on Jul 24, 1975 in USA. Eric Szmanda's big-screen debut came with The Net - Season 1 directed by Peter DeLuise in 1998, strarring Jacob Resh / Sorcerer. Eric Szmanda is known for P.S. Burn This Letter Please directed by Michael Seligman, Michael Alogna stars as Self and Henry Arango as Self. Eric Szmanda has got 1 awards and 3 nominations so far. The most recent award Eric Szmanda achieved is Screen Actors Guild Awards. The upcoming new movie Eric Szmanda plays is P.S. Burn This Letter Please which will be released on Oct 01, 2021.

Eric Szmanda is an American actor best known for his role of forensic investigator "Greg Sanders" on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation". Eric was born and raised in Wisconsin where he was active in school plays and community theatre. He moved to LA at the age of 19 to study acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. While in school, Eric began a marketing internship with music conglomerate BMG. He graduated in 1996 and moved to Chicago to take a full time job in the music business.One year later, Eric moved back to LA to accept a role in a play at the Odyssey Theatre which garnered him the attention of an agent and manager. Within a few months, he landed the series regular role of "Jacob" on USA's TV series "The Net", which lasted for one season. Soon after, Eric was cast in the central role of "Johnny Dodge" in the UPN pilot "Dodge's City". The show was not picked up by the network, but Eric soon landed a recurring role as a DNA tech on the CBS pilot "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation".In addition to his work on CSI, Szmanda has continued his involvement in theatre, guest-starred and recurred on several TV shows, and appeared in independent films. He has also produced a variety of internet content ranging from comedy videos to music interviews. In 2008, he helped launch a digital radio station erockster.com. As part of his support for human rights and the US Campaign for Burma, Szmanda traveled to Thailand to witness the conditions of Burmese refugees who have fled their native country.