Biography

Freddy Giorlando is a multi-award-winning actor and producer from New Jersey. He started out studying acting at HB Studio in New York and doing theatre around New York City. In 2016 Freddy made his television debut on HBO's "Vinyl" directed by Martin Scorsese. Later that year he produced his first television production partnering with Leaving Normal Productions to develop a comedy TV pilot "Adulthood", which premiered at HBO's 2017 New York Latino Film Festival to critical acclaim. In 2018 Freddy would take home the award for 'Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy' for his work in "Adulthood" at the inaugural New Jersey Web Fest. In 2019 Freddy would co-produce and play Biff Loman in Arthur Millers "Death Of A Salesman" at The Secret Rose Theatre Company in Los Angeles, California. In 2020 Freddy launched his production company Shicken Productions and would Co-Produce the Documentary "Content Is King" as Shickens first project. Freddy currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

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Freddy Giorlando is an American actor born in New York City, New York and raised in Old Bridge NJ. He started out his acting career in New York City before transitioning to Los Angeles, CA. Freddy made his television debut in the Martin Scorsese directed television pilot of HBO's "Vinyl". As of recent, Freddy served as a producer acting alongside Mickey Rourke, Jeremy Luke and Alexandra Grey in the independent Feature Film "Murder Motel". He has been seen recently in the hit Starz television show "Power: Raising Kanan".

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