Welcome to the captivating journey of Gary Alexander Wales, a multifaceted artist and visionary storyteller. Born in Falkirk, Scotland, on September 29th, 1995, to the proud parentage of Carol Avery, Gary’s artistic odyssey has spanned continents, leaving an indelible mark on the world of performing arts.

Gary’s early years unfolded in the picturesque town of Bo’ness, Scotland, shaping his passion for the arts. His narrative took a transformative turn at the age of 12 when he and his family relocated to County Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 2007.

At the City of Armagh High School, Gary’s talent flourished as he graced the stage in two iconic musicals, portraying the lead characters in Oliver and Grease. This marked the beginning of a remarkable educational journey that led him to the Southern Regional College in Armagh, where he earned both his Level 2 & Level 3 BTEC Diplomas in Performing Arts.

The next chapter of Gary’s story unfolded at the National Stage Theatre School in County Tyrone, from 2012 to 2015. During this period, he played a pivotal role in the National Tour of Black 47, a groundbreaking musical based on the Irish Famine. The production not only achieved record sales but also garnered attention in the news publications of the United States.

In 2017, armed with a wealth of experience and creative fervor, Gary returned to his Scottish roots with his family. Here, he embarked on a new venture, founding GAW Films, a production company that left an indelible mark on the Scottish film landscape. In 2023, Gary rebranded his production company to Nevis Studios, signaling a new chapter in his artistic evolution.

This rebranding marked Gary’s transition to the United States, where he continues to make waves in the industry. Today, at Nevis Studios, Gary Alexander Wales is a driving force in the world of film production, collaborating with industry professionals and creating compelling content that resonates globally. Join us on this enthralling journey as Gary brings his unique vision to life on the international stage.