Fred Griffith was born in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He now resides in Los Angeles with his wife Jennifer, son Jackson Graham and daughter Georgia Grace. From an early age he always knew he wanted to be an actor. He was once quoted as saying, "as a kid I would watch John Wayne movies and walk, talk and dress like The Duke in front of the family television." From community theatre, to commercials, to producing and starring in his first short film, he has carved his way into a blossoming career in entertainment.

Over his career Fred has been fortunate enough to act with some of Hollywood's legendary talent like; Sydney Poitier in "The Last American Brickmaker in America", Robert Duvall in "Gods and Generals", David Carradine in "Miracle at Sage Creek", Mickey Rooney and Lee Majors in "The Last Confederate" and Rance Howard in "Ghost Town" to name a few. He recently returned to the stage in a performance as Lt. Doug Roberts in a rendition of the play "Mister Roberts". He also does occasional guest spots on Television. The one he is most known for is "24" with Kiefer Sutherland.

On November 21st, 2003 he was presented with a great honor when he was asked to present the Elvis Presley award at the American Veteran Award show, which aired on The History Channel on February 8th, 2004. As of 2006, his production is developing the story of NASCAR legend Junior Johnson. He is currently writing a few screenplays and a country music song. He also volunteers his time reading children's stories at local elementary schools through the Screen Actors Guild program, "BookPALS". Poetry is a hobby he really enjoys. He relaxes by spending time with his family at the beach and playing golf. You may see him from time to time in celebrity golf tournaments for charities he supports.