Simon Longmore, a remarkably multifaceted and accomplished individual, originates from the vibrant city of Salford, situated in the heart of Greater Manchester, a metropolitan county located in the northwest of England. This talented and dynamic personality has made the stunning city of Vancouver, nestled in the picturesque province of British Columbia, his current home.
Simon's captivating journey in the realm of film commenced at a tender age, as he made his debut as an extra in the revered Sylvester Stallone classic, 'Rocky 3', an experience that would forever leave an indelible mark on his burgeoning passion for the art form.
Subsequently, he catapulted to prominence on the small screen with a noteworthy appearance in the groundbreaking television series, 'The X-Files', a critically acclaimed show that would serve as a springboard for his subsequent endeavors.
Throughout his illustrious career, Simon has showcased his remarkable versatility by appearing in a diverse array of projects, including the sci-fi phenomenon 'Stargate: Atlantis', the supernatural thriller 'Supernatural', the critically acclaimed drama 'The Good Wife', the gritty western 'Hell on Wheels', the psychological horror series 'Bates Motel', and the action-packed CW series 'Arrow'.
Most recently, Simon has been making waves in the film industry with his work on the multi-award winning short film, 'Not Your Average Bear', which he not only starred in but also co-wrote, cementing his status as a triple threat in the world of entertainment.
Simon's acting career has been complemented by a significant involvement in teaching, a pursuit he has undertaken since the mid-1990s. Throughout this period, he has disseminated his expertise through a wide range of workshops, with his geographic reach extending across Canada, the United States, and Europe. In the year 1999, Simon took the initiative to establish the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts, an institution where his distinctive approach to acting has been imparted to an impressive 10,000 actors to date.