Austin Naulty
Austin Naulty was born and raised in Slidell which is across the lake from New Orleans. Starting in Theater at a young age he fell in love with performing while taking drama and doing school plays. While training MMA during his teenage years and still performing his love for many different Arts grew. After recovering from liver failure he made the leap into the film industry. As one of the first players in the Louisiana Film scene, he has continued to support and push for the Hollywood South movement. From cast and stunts to set decoration and camera operator he has been leaving a foot print in all aspects of film.
Austin Nichols
Austin Nichols was raised in Austin, Texas until the age of eighteen, when he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. He graduated from the University of Southern California in 2002 with a degree in creative writing. His role in Six Feet Under led to films like The Day After Tomorrow, Wimbledon, and Glory Road. Then after playing Morgan Earp on Deadwood, David Milch asked Austin to play the title role in his new series, John From Cincinnati. Nichols has been on a string of hit cable shows. Ray Donovan, Bates Motel and The Walking Dead.
Austin Nix
Austin Nix is known for Alien Shark (2022), Romeo + Isabella (2023) and One Night.
Austin North
Austin North was born on July 30, 1996 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. He is an actor, known for Outer Banks (2020), I Didn't Do It (2014) and All Night (2018).
Austin Nwaolie
Austin Nwaolie is known for Imposter (2021), A Call from the Past (2019) and Love, Food and Everything in Between (2018).
Austin O'Brien
Austin O'Brien was born on May 11, 1981 in Eugene, Oregon, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Last Action Hero (1993), My Girl 2 (1994) and Promised Land (1996). He has been married to Kristin Wurgler since September 3, 2006. They have one child.
Austin Oliver
Austin Oliver is an actor, known for The Life of Grace (2020).
Austin P. McKenzie
Austin P. McKenzie (born August 24, 1993) is an American stage and screen actor known for his performances as Cleve Jones in ABC's When We Rise and Melchior Gabor in the 2015 Broadway Revival by Deaf West Theatre of Spring Awakening. He is also a recording artist who, as of January 2020, currently has two studio albums available worldwide. McKenzie was born in Mesa, Arizona. After working for six years at a Summer Camp for children and adults with mental & physical challenges, Lions Camp Tatiyee, McKenzie enrolled at Columbia College Chicago to study American Sign Language and Childhood Education to become a special needs teacher. After his second year of studies, Austin when accepted a part in a small play being put on in a small theater in LA which would mean relocating entirely. This decision would later change his entire life. McKenzie made his theatrical debut on September 14, 2014, playing the charismatic and rebel Melchoir Gabor in the Deaf West Theatre immerse production of Spring Awakening at the Rosenthal Theater at Inner City Arts in downtown L.A. The production which was simultaneously performed in American Sign Language and spoken English. Consisting of hearing and deaf actors, the play was directed by Broadway vet Michael Arden. After a successful reprise at the Wallis in Beverly Hill, on June 2015, it was announced that the rebellious students from the acclaimed Deaf West production of Spring Awakening were transferring with the musical to Broadway. McKenzie, who only in September 2014 made his theatrical debut in a 99-seats theatre in downtown L.A., officially made his Broadway debut on September 27, 2015 as Melchior Gabor in the Deaf West Theatre Broadway revival of Spring Awakening at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre. Directed by Dan Harris, written by Stephen Karam, and shot in July 2015, Speech & Debate was McKenzie's first feature-film lead. Speech & Debate is an dark comedy about a trio of misfit teenagers: Salomon, portrayed by Liam James; Diwata, portrayed by Sarah Steele; and Howie, Potrayed by McKenzie. The film premiered 2016 In early 2017, McKenzie made his television debut as the lead of ABC's mini series, When We Rise which was written by Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black and directed by Oscar winner Gus Van Sant. The mini series focused on the gay, female, and civil rights movements spanning 1971-the early 2000's. The show being based on actual events and political heroes, McKenzie portrayed the activist Cleve Jones. In 2019, Austin wrote, co-produced, and released 2 full studio albums, an achievement he'd been dreaming of accomplishing in secret since he began his acting career in 2015. Similar to the likes of Jeff Buckley, Lana del Rey, and Amy Winehouse, his music is jazzy, mysterious, soulful, and dark. Austin's next album is expected late 2020. And his upcoming Russel Crowe film, "Unhinged," is expected to premier sometime late 2020. He currently resides in Los Angeles.
Austin Page
Austin Page is an actor and cinematographer, known for Cached (2019), Penitent (2017) and The Stray (2015).
Austin Parsons
Austin Parsons was born in Ansbach, Germany to American parents stationed there with the US Army. Throughout his childhood, Austin lived in Europe and in the USA, in states such as Texas, North Carolina, and Alabama. Austin attended college at the University of North Alabama, where he received his Bachelor's degree in Film and Digital Media Production. Although his degree is behind the camera, Austin has an extensive background in acting, due to his love of performance art.
