Harris Vaughan
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Harris Vaughan was born in South London, England on
December 9th, 1980, where he was born and raised up to his early twenties when he moved to study in America on a football/Soccer scholarship.
His final stop in America was spent working as an assistant producer for the Alice Cooper Radio Show in NY. Returning to London, he worked for Vice magazine, then moving into PR working for such clients as Madness, Fatboy Slim and Bestival.
In 2009, after backpacking around South East Asia for 6 months he moved to Beijing, continuing to work in Football and music PR as well as modeling for the likes of Hermes, Dunhill, Gucci, Adidas & BMW.
After some small commercials and TV work he was cast in his first feature-length film 'This is Sanlitun' by Icelandic director Robert Douglas in 2013 after previously working together. This was quickly followed by his second successive casting in "My Desk Mate" which is to start filming in late 2013. He then went to do Masters in Acting at Mountview in London and is now a full-time actor and screenwriter with several of his pilots and short films in pre-production.
His final stop in America was spent working as an assistant producer for the Alice Cooper Radio Show in NY. Returning to London, he worked for Vice magazine, then moving into PR working for such clients as Madness, Fatboy Slim and Bestival.
In 2009, after backpacking around South East Asia for 6 months he moved to Beijing, continuing to work in Football and music PR as well as modeling for the likes of Hermes, Dunhill, Gucci, Adidas & BMW.
After some small commercials and TV work he was cast in his first feature-length film 'This is Sanlitun' by Icelandic director Robert Douglas in 2013 after previously working together. This was quickly followed by his second successive casting in "My Desk Mate" which is to start filming in late 2013. He then went to do Masters in Acting at Mountview in London and is now a full-time actor and screenwriter with several of his pilots and short films in pre-production.
