Brandon Alan Makovy

Height: 196 cm

Brandon has done it all. He has been a teacher, coach, singer, songwriter, musician, youth minister, counselor, mechanic, grocery store check-out clerk, life coach, mentor, and he can even breakdance ...Show More

Brandon has done it all. He has been a teacher, coach, singer, songwriter, musician, youth minister, counselor, mechanic, grocery store check-out clerk, life coach, mentor, and he can even breakdance well enough to make people think he knows how to breakdance. Brandon has bottled up his life experiences and pours it into his career as an actor. He is full of life, full of stories, and is eager to tell those stories through his performances.Brandon was born and raised in College Station, Texas. He performed in various plays and school performances throughout elementary school and junior high. In high school, his focus was baseball where he was a standout pitcher on the field. He experimented with baseball in college, but didn't have the love for the game anymore. Music became his passion, and he began writing country songs and performing at various country music establishments in his hometown of College Station, Texas. He still found time to take some acting classes in college. He performed in various theatre productions at Texas A&M University, and also worked with the improv comedy group Freudian Slip. He spent time in Nashville pursuing a country music career after college, has recorded two country albums, and even had some of his songs published.Between college and acting, Brandon was a high school math teacher and baseball coach for several years before moving to Los Angeles. He has a gift for working with young people, and loves working with kids to help them discover opportunities which he never had. It was his music performances and teaching experience that inspired him to become an actor. He loves the power of the connections you can make with people by singing a song or telling a story on screen. Brandon wants to sing his song and tell his story to others in hopes it will inspire them to "do it big," just as his baseball players told him to do on the emotional day he told them he was heading to California. He still plays guitar and finds time to write music. Hide