Zachary Philip Freeman
Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unforgettable.
A journey through a life lived with intensity, creativity, and compassion.
Zachary Philip Freeman
Discovering the World of
Through Art & Music
✨ Legacy ✨
A life expressed through melody, words, and vision.
Zachary Freeman spent his early childhood in the East Mojave Desert, far from the noise of television and internet. That quiet, wide-open world became his first canvas — a place that, he later said, fueled his creativity and imagination.
At age 12, he was diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease. As he grew older, the weight of chronic illness and mental health challenges shaped much of his inner world. But Zach didn’t turn away from it — he turned it into something powerful.
Through drawings, poems, music, comedy, and stories, Zachary channeled his pain and perspective into art that was raw, honest, and deeply human. He had the courage to express what others couldn’t say, and the empathy to speak for people who felt invisible. His work wasn’t polished — it was real. And that’s what made it unforgettable.
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Zach’s Last Note to the World
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Captured Moments
Warmth
Undiagnosed
Thoughtful
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Chaos
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A Creative Legacy
Unfiltered Sound
Zach’s musical endeavors were anything but conventional. His albums—Insane, Undiagnosed, and Unmedicated—blend emotion, humor, and experimentation into something entirely his own. Tracks like Dr. Jingle Jangle reveal his gift for voices, while Men with Cats reflects his quiet love for the overlooked. His songs are raw, funny, and deeply human. Available on SoundCloud and YouTube.
Writing
Zach's writing was a fearless blend of wit, honesty, and satire. Whether he was crafting outrageous letters to companies or creating essays that turned classic stories upside down, his words had a way of catching you off guard—then making you think. Every piece carried his raw voice, unfiltered humor, and a deep sense of humanity that made it unmistakably his.
Film
Zach’s film and sketch work was a wild ride through absurdity, cleverness, and characters only he could dream up. From offbeat shorts to his award-winning film Over the Gulch, and the original TV series ADD It Up, he brought unpredictable energy to every role. Whether playing a chaotic character or a deadpan reporter, Zach’s fearless creativity made even the most unexpected moments unforgettable.
Over the Gulch at CineVegas
Zachary Freeman's short film Over the Gulch was showcased at the CineVegas Film Festival, highlighting his unique storytelling and directorial skills.
Over the Gulch is a 7-minute short film co-directed by Zachary Freeman and Eddie Deirmenjian. The film presents a satirical take on a 1911 expedition, blending humor with a mockumentary style. Its screening at CineVegas underscores Zachary's talent in crafting compelling narratives that resonate with audiences.
ADD IT UP
📺 TV Series
A sketch-style series that never sits still — 16 episodes of rapid-fire weird, starring a cast of Zachary Freemans.
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📺 Live Five
Chaos, comedy, and questionable decisions
Hang Over
Kill an Hour
Office Pranks
Pool Toys
Make Out Spots
🎬 Frames of Freeman
Zach's unique blend of humor and creativity brought to life through unforgettable characters.
Zach's World in Snapshots
In Their Words
“You are finally with the Stars, my friend... a magnificent creature, too spectacular for this world to truly understand. Youre home now.....I love you”
“I will remember our late night desert adventures in the freezing cold. I will remember the shenanigans we got into. You will never be forgotten Zach. I know you are in a happy place now.”
“Zach you were one of my best friends..always there for me. Why did you leave me? I will NEVER FORGET YOU..I LOVE YOU?.”
“Your light was brighter than all the stars in the universe. Rest easy my friend.”
“I miss you Zach. You were always there for me and I was there for you. You were my friend and I'm blessed to have known you”
“I think of you many times everyday. I know our spirits will be together again. I so miss you!”
“Planes, Trains, and Plantains got me through many high school essays. Loved your work, bud. Hope all is well. RIP”