Austin Crute is a multifaceted individual from Atlanta, Georgia, with a rich background in music, film, television, and the performing arts. Born and raised in his family's church, where his father served as Senior Pastor, Crute was nurtured in a creative environment that would later shape his artistic pursuits.
He attended Greater Atlanta Christian School, graduating in 2014. During his high school years, Crute showcased his talents on stage, starring in various musical theater productions and earning a spot as a finalist for the 2013 National High School Musical Theatre Awards.
Following his high school graduation, Crute's career took off with a breakout role as 'Justin Bieber' in Donald Glover's critically acclaimed TV series 'Atlanta' in 2016. His captivating performance solidified his reputation as a talented and charismatic artist, paving the way for his future endeavors.
Crute went on to pursue higher education, graduating from New York University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Recorded Music and an Excellence in Performance award. This milestone marked a significant turning point in his artistic journey.
In 2019, Crute made his feature film debut in Olivia Wilde's 'Booksmart,' playing the role of 'Alan.' He also starred as 'Wesley Fists' in Netflix's post-apocalyptic dramedy series 'Daybreak.'
In 2020, Crute will be appearing in several projects, including the ABC comedy series 'Call Your Mother,' where he will play the role of 'Lane.' He will also be starring as 'Marquise' in the final season of Netflix's 'Trinkets.' Additionally, Crute will be releasing his mixtape 'TWENTIES' this summer, featuring his single "Gotta," which will be featured in episode 201 of 'Trinkets.'
