Bryan Safi is an Emmy Award-winning writer and performer at Current TV for the half-hour comedy show Infomania. He is also a writer and host of "That's Gay", a segment that deals with Gay issues and stereotypes and how they are portrayed by the media. Bryan Safi and the segment were included in Out Magazine's "Out 100", the collection of the 100 Gay men, women, and Transgender people who made 2009 a year to remember. Besides, "That's Gay" became also a 2010 Webby honoree.

In cinema and theatre, Bryan is known for his role as Alan on Freeform's half-hour comedy "Young & Hungry," and for co-starring in A Deadly Adoption. He is also a Co-host of the popular comedy podcast Throwing Shade. Safi is an alumnus of the Sunday Company at the Groundlings, and performs regularly at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles.

This talented actor also got a role in the indie feature "You’re Killing Me", which debuted to positive reviews at the Inside Out Film and Video Festival in Toronto in June 2015.

Bryan is also a regular contributor for weekday television entertainment news program Access Hollywood Live.

In addition, Bryan Safi won his first Emmy Award for his writing efforts on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2010. Since then, he has been a staff writer/performer for the Emmy-winning comedy website "Funny or Die".