The Gorilla Position: Actions and Discussions from the world of Aussie Pro Wrestling.

Talent (On and Off Camera):

Jason O'Meara:

Born in Melbourne, Victoria, Jason spent his childhood years mimicing his favourite television and film actors. Although this would often get him in unfavourable situations, it was the beginning of a life long passion in acting and film production. More then two decades on, with an array of short films and thearte productions under his belt, he is still following those passions. Heading into 2012, while some may fear the end of days, Jason intends to further his acomplishments in front of, and behind the camera well into the coming years.

Lee Gracie: The artist behind our Mascot/Logo is an up and coming Comic Book/Graphic Novel artist and avid wrestling fan. The creator of such titles as "Hellen", "The Sinner", "Happy Kitty", "Ro-War" and "Suburban Knights" (to name only a few) has been writing and drawing his own unique original comic books for over 25 years and is slowly developing a cult following. Fun Fact: Went to the same school and was in the same class as Australian Wrestling Legend "Red Hot" Ricky Diamond.

Darren Gray: The producer and creator of "The Gorilla Position" first started working on film and TV projects in the year 2000 while at Box Hill Senior Secondary College. It was here he learned the art of Video Production from Toby Pierpoint. It was Toby who introduced Darren to the Videonics MX-1 Vision Mixer (which he still uses to this day) as well as teaching him the skills he would be called upon to use many times later on. Darren learned further skills when he signed on to work on Channel 31's "Pathways" (produced by Southern Television) in mid-2002. After that, he went on to study Broadcast Television at Box Hill TAFE, then worked as a Runner for the Squash and Table Tennis broadcast compound at the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games. Then, in late 2006 he started looking into production work for local pro wrestling organizations. A long time wrestling fan, it had long been a dream of his to get Australian Wrestling back on television. In 2007 he set up his production company (Neon Chimp) and started producing DVDs for various local federations.