Briza Covarrubias
Trilingual LA native, Briza Covarrubias has always pursued performance and philanthropy. Her first love was dancing at a young age and her pursuit of comedy, theater and film soon followed. Earning her Bachelors in Communication Studies from Cal State University Long Beach, she traveled the world with various social justice theater groups performing Theater of the Oppressed workshops. You can now catch her producing her own work, continuing her social justice activism and newly on several streaming sites like Revry Tv with TV Show Tiny Laughs.
Bro Gilbert
Bro Gilbert is known for Stargate: Atlantis (2004), Motherland: Fort Salem (2020) and Snakehead Terror (2004).
Broadus Mattison
Broadus Mattison was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. He is the eldest son of veterans and heir to the values and traditions of his family's Southern lineage. With a gentleman's demeanor and a soldier's bearing, Broadus embarked on his journey of exploration guided by the example set by his parents. Broadus arrived at his place as an actor and storyteller through varied and unexpected byways. He served as a naval officer, librarian, and policeman, on a life course that took him from the streets of Charm City to The Great Pyramid at Giza; from Hadrian's Wall to Hadrian's Gate; from the peak of Mont Faron and on to the green spaces and majestic views of British Columbia. He is a proud alumnus of two Historically Black College and Universities: North Carolina A&T State University and Morgan State University. Aggie Pride!! Go Bears!! Broadus lives and works within Bruce Lee's philosophy of "Be water, my friend", which he has embodied through a joyful and disciplined approach to storytelling. He continues his journey of discovery as an actor, using his skills and life experiences to tell rich stories that reveal the fullness and complexity of what it means to be human. Broadus sees performance as a heart-centered vocation, opening worlds of wonder and amazement for everyone, everywhere. ~B
Brochan Evans
Brochan Evans is an actor, known for Requiem (2018), Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot (2020) and Keeping Faith (2017).
Brock Andrews
Brock Andrews is an actor and writer, known for Crooked Forest (2006), Hell's Tomb (2008) and Stained (2010).
Brock Baker
Brock Baker is an actor, known for The Fix It Boys (2017).
Brock Baker
Brock Baker is a voice actor, impressionist, comedian, and content creator. Along with making his own comedic content on the internet since 2006, he's provided voice overs for hundreds of animated shorts on the internet as well as TV, film, and video games. Everything ranging from "How it Should have Ended" and "Helluva Boss" to "South Park" and "Final Fantasy VII Remake."
Brock Brenner
Brock Brenner is an American actor from Orange County, CA. Brock appeared opposite Meryl Streep, Sharon Stone, and Melissa Rauch in the film "The Laundromat," (2019) Directed by Academy Award winning Director, Steven Soderbergh. Immediately following he appeared opposite Chris O'Dowd in an emotional scene in the film "The Starling," (2020) starring Melissa McCarthy and Kevin Kline. "The Starling," was Directed by Academy Award winning Director Theodore Melfi. In 2016 he made his first television show acting debut on "The Goldberg's" for ABC, and was nominated for "Young Entertainers Awards," for his performance. Brock has been on several Hit TV shows including: New Girl on FOX (2018), Superior Donuts on CBS (2017), The Goldberg's ABC (2016), and The Rookie on ABC (2019). Brock has had the pleasure of working with various professionals in the industry: Eva Mendes, Maya Rudolph, Antonio Banderas, Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman, Sharon Stone, Melissa Rauch, Judd Hirsch, Katey Sagal, Chris O'Dowd, Steve Harvey, Zooey Deschanel, Max Greenfield, Hannah Simone, Nathan Fillion, Titus Makin Jr., David Koechner, Jermaine Fowler, Diane Guerrero, Maz Jobrani, Theodore Melfi, and Steven Soderbergh. Brock has received various positive critic reviews, editorials, and has been in national articles including being named "Most famous Celebrity Born each Year," (Business Insider) and "A Mural for Verified Influencers," (USA Today). "Glass Animals' New Direction," (Associated Press). In 2015 he began filming dozens of National Commercials including the principal starring role in King's Hawaiian Bread's first Super Bowl Commercial at age 5, which was in the Top 10 (Wall Street Journal) Funniest Commercials 2017 in Super Bowl LI. Brock won his first award with "Young Artist Academy." Brock made his modeling debut in 2015, in an advertising campaign for Speedo, USA. Additionally, Brock entered the Music Video Industry in 2016, where he received a large following for his role as "Youth," a child character in the Music Video featured on FIFA 2017, by Glass Animals, and he is also on the Album cover, for "How to be a Human Being." Brock is also on the single's cover for "Youth." Brock also starred in an anti-bully campaign video for "Misfit" by High Dive Heart, that gained the attention of transgender, LGBT, and the bully targeted communities. Brock is on the single's cover for "Misfit." Academically: Brock is in the top 2% High IQ society and Member of American and International MENSA. Brock skipped one grade level and is a very young College Student taking advanced courses. Brock's hobbies include: singing, screenwriting, playing his guitar, and Artificial Intelligence coding robotics as well as video game design and Apps building.
Brock Burnett
Brock Burnett was born on October 14, 1966 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Lit (2019), Agent of Deceit (2019) and A Killer Walks Amongst Us (2016). He has been married to Melissa Burnett since July 29, 2000. They have two children.
Brock Butler
Brock Butler is a composer, known for Puff (2016), Vlogumentary (2016) and A Weekend Groove (2012).