Marco Infante is a multifaceted Latino-American artist, effortlessly traversing the realms of acting, music, and filmmaking. His journey began in Orlando, Florida, where he landed a role on Nickelodeon's popular TV show "Taina" at the tender age of 14.
Growing up, Marco's passion for theatre and dance was evident, earning him a coveted spot in Florida State University's rigorous BFA Acting Conservatory. He graduated as one of eight from his class, impressing his faculty and peers with his impressive talent.
Under the guidance of the legendary Burt Reynolds during an exclusive 8-week mentorship, Marco's abilities flourished, leading him to portray Happy in Reynolds' adaptation of "Death of a Salesman." At graduation, he was awarded the title of "Most Comedic Actor" by his peers and faculty.
Marco's diverse journey continued with a role in the musical "The Full Monty," propelling him to New York City, where he originated a role in the musical "Hangin' Out," directed by Off-Broadway director Robert Shrock. He later relocated to Los Angeles, showcasing his comedic talents in national commercials for major brands like "Evian," "Doritos," and "Sibu Beauty."
In addition to his work in commercials, Marco co-founded two successful comedy sketch channels, "Baby Gorilla Productions" and "The Guys You Go Home With," amassing over 1 million watched-time views across 100 episodes. Simultaneously, his independent film company has produced three feature films, all of which are available on Amazon Prime, with more projects in the pipeline.
In recent years, Marco returned to his theatrical roots with the Latin musical sensation "The Eastside Heartbeats," originating the role of Mario under producer Josefina Lopez. His stellar performance in this musical led to a coveted role as Disney's Gaston in a subsequent production of "Beauty & the Beast," fulfilling a childhood dream.
Presently, Marco calls Studio City, California home, sharing his abode with his beloved French Bulldog, Professor Herbert. His professional journey stands as a testament to his enduring passion and creativity, excelling across the realms of theatre, film, and digital content.
