Brandon Larracuente

Brandon Larracuente continues to ignite his passion for the arts and pushes the boundaries of storytelling with every project. Known for his heart-touching performances, he has become a versatile actor and director. Brandon gained widespread recognition for his roles in Netflix's "Thirteen Reasons Why" and Freeform's "Party of Five," both of which have made significant social impacts by addressing mental health and immigration issues, respectively.

Born and raised in New York, Brandon originally pursued baseball, playing competitively for over 14 years. The discipline and dedication he developed on the field translated seamlessly into his acting career. His journey began with off-Broadway plays in New York City before moving to Florida, where he booked commercial work. His first major break came from an open casting call on Facebook, leading to a three-year recurring role on the television drama "Bloodline." This experience solidified his passion for acting, shifting his focus from sports to the arts.

After relocating to Los Angeles, Brandon's career gained momentum with multiple projects, including Netflix's "Bright." Despite a busy schedule, he completed a Bachelor's degree in Communication remotely, exemplifying his dedication to personal growth and education.

Brandon has since expanded his creative horizons into producing and directing. He is the co-founder of 94 Films, a TV and film production company focused on producing content that explores personal truths and difficult subject matter. 94 Films will lift Latino voices, striving to empower those who are not often heard, by creating space and equality on set and on screen.

Guided by his mother's wisdom to "remember who you are," Brandon embodies the drive, dedication, and discipline required to succeed in Hollywood. With his relentless pursuit of excellence and passion for impactful stories, Brandon Larracuente is poised to leave a lasting impression on audiences for years to come.