Griffith Frank is an award-winning singer and RIAA certified four times platinum songwriter hailing from Topanga, California. He spent his formative years starring in a multitude of musical productions, performing as a recording artist signed to Interscope/Geffen records, and would graduate as a Vocal Performance Major from University of California, Los Angeles.
As a singer Griffith was a featured soloist on the soundtrack of the Golden Globe nominated movie “Nine” (dir. Rob Marshall); in which his version of “Unusual Way” was notably praised by People Magazine. Griffith has since performed all over the world at legendary venues such as Disney Hall, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, and at the Jakarta Jazz Festival.
As a songwriter, Griffith’s works have garnered over one billion streams worldwide, with notable viral hits such as “Boomerang” by Jojo Siwa, “Where would I be Without You” by Kendall K, “Two Sides” by Annie Leblanc, and “Handstand” by Rosie Mcclelland. His lyrical work was featured at the Montalban Theater with the production of Yves Dessca’s “The Count of Monte Cristo”.
As a teacher, Griffith currently instructs at the Lee Strasberg Institute of Film and Television, worked with renowned organizations such as the National Children’s Chorus, and coaches singers featured on broadway, national tours, recording artists whose songs have gone on to be certified Gold and Platinum globally, and numerous actors preparing their auditions and filmed roles.