Collin Sutton, a native of the picturesque tropical island of Newfoundland, was born in St. John's and later raised in Calgary. Following his high school education, he embarked on a journey in acting, traveling with a theater company throughout Alberta and appearing in various films and commercials.
As his passion for acting continued to grow, Collin set his sights on the coveted Hollywood scene. Since relocating to California, he has achieved significant success in his career, honing his craft under the guidance of esteemed coach Clay Banks.
Under the mentorship of Coach Banks, Collin has mastered the art of film acting, gaining a deeper understanding of what it takes to excel not only in the European Cinema Union (ECU) but also in all other areas of the film industry.
Throughout his career, Collin has been fortunate to work alongside highly acclaimed professionals, including Elizabeth Huffman and Kent Skov. He has been cast in numerous films, ranging from shorts to features, and has also graced the stage in various productions.
Some of his most notable performances include his portrayal of Ernest in "The Importance of Being Earnest," Waitwell and Sir Rowland in "The Way Of The World," and Juror #8 in "12 Angry Men," where he shared the screen with his talented wife, Lola Corwin.
In addition to his work in film and theater, Collin has also appeared in front of the camera in feature films such as "Dracula," "Bobby Fischer Live," and "No Saints For Sinners," in which he starred alongside Keith David and rising Irish actor Rick Crawford.
Collin has also made inroads in television, having been cast in pilots such as "Sentenced For Life," "Hollywood Handyman," and the opening sequence for Fox's "American Horror Story."
Throughout his journey, Collin has remained committed to his craft, driven by his love and support for his wife and two children. With his unwavering dedication and passion for acting, he continues to make headway in the pursuit of his career.
