Gender
Male
Profile Information
Member's contact info (email and phone or agent):
Rebecca O'Brien, beccasobrien@gmail.com 617.571.3199
Member's age range:
9-12, 13-15
Member's Affiliations:
SAG-AFTRA
Portray-able or Actual Biological Look:
Caucasian / White
Member's PHYSICAL TRAITS (use format on the "Before Applying" page)
Portrayable Ethnicities: Caucasian, Irish Height: 4'9" Eyes: Blue Hair length: Short Hair color: Brown Child Size: 10/12 Shoe: Youth 6.5 Build or Body Style: Slim Language Fluency: English
Member's Performance Skills:
Bicycling-general, Card Playing - Poker, Cry-on-Cue, Drums, Frisbee - general, Guitar - 6 string, Guitar - electric, Hiking, Kayaker, Lacrosse, Pogo Stick, Running - general, Snow Skiing - general, Snowboarding, Soccer, Swimming - general ability
Recent noteworthy acting experience (use the format on the Before Applying page):
Film: Manchester By The Sea - Young Patrick - Dir. Kenneth Lonergan, B Story Letting Go (Short) - Young John - Dr. Jason Whittier Television: Saturday Night Live - Sketch Player - NBC Triumph the Comic Insult Dog, Election Special - Barron Trump - Dir. Robert Smigel, Hulu Play By Play - Mike - Sprout Henry Street - Tommie - Dir: Russ Barry, Sagacity Productions Commercial: Conflicts available upon request Voice Over: Dreams Begin, Jif - Boy (lead) The Parkers, National Grid - Tommy (lead) Grossology, Museum of Science - Boy (lead)
Training or acting classes (class name, teacher & where):
On Camera - Diane Hardin, NYC On Camera - Matt Newton, MN Acting Studio Kids on Camera - Ashley Skomurski, Boston Casting Youth Improv - Debra Crosby, A Quest Actors Studio Summer Acting Academy - Debra Crosby, A Quest Actors Studio
Other non-acting related work, hobbies or charities (not skills) in which this actor is involved (1 or 2 word descriptions):
Ben followed his older sister into acting and has loved every minute of it. He is a natural who takes direction well. He is a master of card tricks and rubiks cube. He also plays guitar and is currently training in parkour.
