Benjamin Schnau
Benjamin Schnau is an actor, TV-host, producer and book author of the book 'The Reality of Hollywood', fluent in English and German plus conversational French, known for his critical role in Netflix production 'Mank' alongside Gary Oldman, in 'The current war' alongside Michael Shannon and 'Megastructures' produced by NatGeo available on Netflix. On top of that he is a TV-host for a variety of broadcast networks and hosted the red carpet of the American Heart Association in Los Angeles. At the age of 19 he joined the band 'Spectacoolair' which toured around Europe and established himself as a singer/songwriter throughout the years. He wrote the song "Anything else' which was number one on the Viralcharts in 2018. He is a professionally trained boxer and experienced in stage and weapon combats. Beside his acting career Benjamin is also producing and directing his own film projects. He won the award for 'Best actor' for his role of Leon in the movie 'Against All Odds' at the Oniros Film Awards 2019 and New York International Film Awards 2020 and also 'Best Supporting Actor of the Year' at the Top Shorts Film Festival 2020 for his role of Gunther Wolfgang in the movie 'The little picture'. In 2021 he will be starring as Leo Barnes in the upcoming movie 'The purge: Survival' an adaption of the successful blockbuster movie 'The first purge' in 2018.
Benjamin Schrader
Benjamin began his Broadway career in "Avenue Q", the 2009 revival of "Ragtime" and helped develop the Pulitzer Prize winning musical "Next to Normal". In 2007 he began work-shopping Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Broadway mega-hit "The Book of Mormon" and went on to be a member of the original TONY winning Broadway cast. Benjamin received a Grammy certificate for "The Book of Mormon" Grammy Award winning cast album. in 2013 Benjamin toured the country with the TONY Award winning production of "Peter and the Starcatcher" directed by the legendary actor/director Roger Rees. His other works include the Walt Disney animated feature "Frozen" where he can be heard as Brother Troll, season 2 of HBO's "True Detective", and ABC's "Revenge" as well as numerous projects for The Disney Channel. In addition to his performing career Benjamin is also a director where his work can often be seen at the world famous Magic Castle in Los Angeles where he consults and performs magic. Benjamin also serves as a magic consultant and director for Walt Disney Imagineering. Benjamin lives in Los Angeles.
Benjamin Selway
Benjamin Selway is an actor, known for The Redwood Massacre (2014), Redwood Massacre: Annihilation (2020) and Evil in the Hills (2006).
Benjamin Serrato
Benjamin Serrato is an actor, known for Brice 3 (2016) and La Promesse (2020).
Benjamin Shaps
Benjamin Shaps is known for Thunder in My Heart (2021), Kärlek & Anarki (2020) and Ninjan: Sigges Hemlighet (2020).
Benjamin Shea
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Benjamin Sheeler
Benjamin Sheeler is an actor and producer, known for Marshall (2017), Just Bake Cookies (2021) and Unearth (2020).
Benjamin Siemon
Benjamin Siemon is an experienced improviser/actor/writer from Phoenix, Arizona. Since 2006, he has studied and performed at Upright Citizen's Brigade LA where was also an instructor. Writing credits include "The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle" and "Ducktales." Acting credits include the very important role of "Grocery Clerk With Half-An-Eylid" on "Crazy-Ex Girlfriend." Ben is also an experienced puppeteer who performs in Jim Henson's improvised puppet show "Puppet Up!"
Benjamin Siksou
Benjamin Siksou was born on February 8, 1987 in Ivry-sur-Seine, Val-de-Marne, France. He is an actor and composer, known for La vie d'Adèle (2013), Largo Winch (2008) and Toi, moi, les autres (2010).
Benjamin Singel
Benjamin was born in Harrisburg, PA. After spending the next seven years growing up in Lawrenceville Georgia, he and his parents, Matt and Kimberly Singel moved to Grapevine, TX. Ben went to Southlake Carroll High School, where he was very active in theater. His efforts got him several award nominations including a Schmidt and Jones nomination for "Best Ensemble Member", and two Betty Buckley nominations, one for "Best Actor" and one for "Best Supporting Actor". In 2016, He took home the "Best Actor" award for the UIL One-Act Competition for his portrayal of Nick Carraway in "The Great Gatsby". After graduation, Ben continued pursuing his theatrical studies at the Southern Methodist University. He was in many successful SMU productions including Kara-Lynn Vaeni's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" (2018) and Blake Hackler's "Tartuffe" (2017). Benjamin transitioned from the stage to the screen with the role of "Job" in his first ever feature length film "The Book of Job"
