Bryan Philip Cruz is an actor and producer, known for Vampires Suck (2010), Home Work (2020) and Unrequited Space Love (2018).
Bryan Pierce was born on October 21, 1975 & is the middle of 5 children. He was raised in mostly Southern California however, being from a military family & having a nomadic mother, led to relocating all over the United States. He has called Charlotte, NC home since 1995 but, having a bit of his mothers' nomadic tendencies, has always had a "have bag, will travel" mentality. This wanderlust has led him to places all over the globe, from Indonesia to Ireland. It was in 2013 while listening to Terry Gross interview the actor Bobby Cannavale on her NPR show "Fresh Air" that he finally decided to give in to that desire that had been tugging at him for years & begin training to be an actor. The very next week he began studying with JD Lewis at The Actors Lab, a mentor-ship that continues to this day. Shortly after beginning training he signed with Artist Resource Agency & landed his first national commercial for Hillshire Farm. He has since been a contestant on NBC's "The Voice" & seen on ABC's "Nashville" as well other projects, both regionally throughout the Southeast & nationally.
Bryan Pitts is an actor, known for A Ghost Story (2017), Living/Dead (2009) and Segfault (2018).
Bryan Price was born on April 2, 1975 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Insult to Injury (2006), The Lady from Yesterday (1985) and Sky Drops (2009).
Bryan Price is an actor, known for You Might Be the Killer (2018), Mark of Love (2009) and The Monkey's Paw (2013).
Bryan Probets is an actor, known for Triangle (2009), The Proposition (2005) and Daybreakers (2009).
Bryan Quinn is an actor, presenter, director and musician based in Ireland. He is best known for starring in and co-directing (with Bobby McGlynn) The Rubberbandits darkly comic Dad's Best Friend - this music video is featured in Trainspotting T2. Recent work includes Sir Richard in The Professor and The Madman, starring Mel Gibson and Sean Penn and directed by Farhad Safinia. A graduate of Jacques Lecoq, École Internationale de Mime et Mouvement, Paris. Previous work includes Game of Thrones (HBO), the satirical Irish Pictorial Weekly- including the 1916 Special on RTÉ. He has also written and starred in several plays, including Saddled, a comedy featuring live bicycle repair, co-written with and from an idea by Edinburgh Winning stand up comedian David O'Doherty.
Bryan Ramirez is an award winning filmmaker from San Antonio, Texas. Upon graduating honors with a degree in Motion Picture Production from Full Sail Film School in Orlando, Florida, he relocated to Austin, Texas where he edited the Documentary "Los Lonely Boy's: Cotton Fields and Crossroads", while moonlighting at many other post houses. In 2005, Bryan moved back to San Antonio to pursue a career in producing and directing promotional pieces for an ABC affiliate. This lead him to produce a former reality TV personality, in an Infomercial that would lead them to establishing a multi-hundred-million-dollar Inc. 500 enterprise. In 2010, Bryan wrote, produced, and directed his first feature film "Line of Duty aka Mission Park" (Lionsgate) lasting 4 weeks in AMC Theaters across the U.S., acquiring national distribution through Lionsgate. Successfully executing "Line of Duty" (Lionsgate) as his first feature film, he partnered to direct "Sanitarium" (Image) as his second. Bryan followed suit by Executive Producing "Entertainment" (Magnolia Pictures) which premiered at Sundance Film Festival 2015, continuing on to a nation wide theatrical roll out, making his mark as one of this generation of notable filmmakers.
Bryan Rapoza is known for The Ultimate Legacy (2016).