Dean is a highly skilled and accomplished actor, renowned for his outstanding and captivating performance as Marc in the critically acclaimed dramedy web series "The Fifties". His impressive and extensive television credits boast a diverse range of appearances in notable productions, including the Netflix docudrama "Drug Lords: Frank Lucas and The Country Boys", which showcased his exceptional acting abilities. Furthermore, Dean has also made notable appearances in the History Channel's thought-provoking and informative documentaries "D.B. Cooper: Case Closed?" and "Children of Gold" (pilot),demonstrating his versatility and ability to excel in a variety of roles.
Dean's impressive repertoire of dramatic film roles boasts a prestigious list of credits, commencing with the critically acclaimed short films "Scorpion", which made its highly anticipated premiere at the esteemed Raindance Film Festival, followed by "The Otherside" from the reputable Pack Media Group, and "Cheating the System", a testament to his versatility as a thespian.
Furthermore, his feature film work is a notable highlight, with a standout performance as Geek in the widely acclaimed "A Million Dead Presidents", a cinematic masterpiece that has garnered widespread critical acclaim.
Dean has left an indelible mark on the world of theatre, showcasing his remarkable talent with a series of impressive performances in Los Angeles. One of his most notable achievements was his starring role as Jeffrey Rosewall in the captivating production "Shout" at the esteemed Pasadena Fremont Theatre in the year 2017. This remarkable feat was soon followed by his supporting role in the highly anticipated new musical "300 Bones", a testament to his boundless range and adaptability as an actor. Furthermore, his remarkable versatility has been on full display through his memorable appearances in the commemorative Matchbox 60th Anniversary toy commercial and his standout performance in Filter's visually stunning music video "What Do You Say".
