Brandon Warfield was born and raised in Studio City, CA. Claiming the stage by 1st grade, Brandon was asked to emcee the annual Vaudeville Show and World Fair at his local elementary school. He continued to pursue performing through an outside theatre company where he played the leads in many musicals. In his time at high school, Brandon starred in every show and went on to be awarded for his endeavors in the Theatrical Arts, winning awards including the "Arthur Schmidt Award" presented by Academy Award Winning editor of films including Forrest Gump and Who Framed Rodger Rabbit?, for his outstanding accomplishments at the third year, high school level and the "Ken Sweith Memorial Award" for continuing his education in theatre at the University level. Brandon achieved a B.F.A. in Acting from the University of Southern California (USC) School of Dramatic Arts. He has just finished working on The History Boys and Mansfield Park along with multiple student films but continues to delve into theatrical, commercial, television, and film acting. Show less «