BRIAN CEPONIS
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War Between States clip (Performance Video) Quicktime
Scene from the Civil War film, "War Between States"
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Massacre Academy clip (Performance Video) Quicktime
Scene from the slasher feature, "Massacre Academy"
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Straight and Narrow clip (Performance Video) Quicktime
Scene from the dramatic film, "Straight and Narrow"
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Richard, Dinner's Ready clip (Performance Video) Quicktime
Scene from the financial fraud film "Richard, Dinner's Ready"
Résumé Print Résumé
TV | ||
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Manhunt: Lone Wolf |
Co-Star |
Dir. Jon Avent |
All My Children |
Under 5 |
Dir. Casey Childs |
NCIS |
Under 5 |
Dir. Kevin Rodney Sullivan |
Almost Grownups |
Series Regular |
Dir. Kirk Leidy |
Breaking Point |
Recurring |
Dir. Caryn K. Hayes |
Against Type |
Recurring |
Dir. Dave Shelton |
Film | ||
McQueen |
Lead |
Dir. Mark Cantu |
The Days Are Evil |
Supporting |
Dir. Spencer Folmar |
A Quiet Town |
Lead |
Dir. Jesse Hutchins |
Shiver: Slaying All Night |
Supporting |
Dir. Robert Resto |
I Swiped the Wrong One |
Supporting |
Dir. Laura Irene Young |
GRIND |
Lead |
Dir. Mark Cantu |
Cabrini |
Supporting |
Dir. Alejandro Monteverde |
The Summoning |
Lead |
Dir. Glenn Martin |
Only Mortals Can Be Heroes |
Lead |
Dir. Wes Fisher |
The Clockwork Wizard and the Foundry of Souls |
Lead |
Dir. Jamie Lockhart |
In The Shadows |
Supporting |
Dir. Glenn Martin |
Done Waiting |
Lead |
Dir. Jesse Hutchins |
Absolved |
Supporting |
Dir. Kevin Hejna |
Khaf |
Lead |
Dir. Jess Kaeden |
Maxx, Son of the Damned |
Supporting |
Dir. Xayne Allen |
Wolf Hollow |
Lead |
Dir. Mark Cantu |
Flatwoods |
Lead |
Dir. Jamie Lockhart |
Massacre Academy |
Lead |
Dir. Mark Cantu |
Children as Giants |
Lead |
Dir. Jesse Hutchins |
A Soul's Window |
Lead |
Dir. Jason Burke |
Child Warfare |
Supporting |
Dir. Joseph G. Bucci |
Straight and Narrow |
Lead |
Dir. Jesse Hutchins |
Virtually Together |
Lead |
Dir. John Argelander |
Occurrence at Mills Creek |
Supporting |
Dir. Don Swanson |
Unspeakable Indiscretions |
Supporting |
Dir. Eric B. Ramsey |
Litchfield |
Supporting |
Dir. Franco Pinnachio |
Shadow of the Monarch |
Supporting |
Dir. John Luksetich |
Prisoner |
Supporting |
Dir. Matt Edwards |
No Horizon |
Lead |
Dir. Keenan J. Mock |
Agent Steele |
Supporting |
Dir. Andrew Bachelor |
Cross |
Supporting |
Dir. Chris Lofing |
3 for Anna |
Lead |
Dir. Greg Emmerth |
Way of the Game |
Supporting |
Dir. Benjamin Zev |
The Haunting of Prince Dom Pedro |
Supporting |
Dir. Don Swanson |
Death Can Be a Funny Business |
Supporting |
Dir. Madeline Sclichter |
Theater | ||
Fright Night (world premiere) |
Jerry Dandrige |
Rage of the Stage Players |
To Kill a Mockingbird |
Atticus Finch |
Prime Stage Theatre Company |
1984 |
O'Brien |
Prime Stage Theatre Company |
The Diary of Anne Frank |
Mr. Kraler |
Prime Stage Theatre Company |
Dearly Departed |
Ray-Bud |
Pendemer Productions |
Mothers and Sons |
Cal Porter |
Pendemer Productions |
Shooting Star |
Reed McAllister |
Pendemer Productions |
Hedda Gabler |
Eilert Lovborg |
The Summer Company |
Training | ||
Acting - The Method |
Signature Studios |
Rob Reece |
Cold Reading: Masters Level |
TVI Actors Studio |
Zora DeHorter |
Acting & Improvisation |
The Actors Edge |
Christina Ferra-Gilmore |
Acting for Camera |
Gaiety School of Acting |
Dublin, Ireland |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6'4" |
Weight: 210 lbs |
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Volleyball*, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards/Pool Player, Bowling, Cycling, Cycling - Mountain Biking, Football, Frisbee, Golf, Ice Hockey, Ice Skating, Motorcycle Riding - General, Ping Pong, Racquetball, Roller Skating, Rollerblading, Running - General, Scuba Diving, Shooting - Revolver/Automatic, Shooting - Rifle, Shooting - Skeet/Trap, Snow Skiing - General, Soccer, Softball, Swimming - ability - general, Tennis, Volleyball, Firearms, Guitar, Licensed Driver, Motorcyclist, American - Southern Accent
Before becoming an actor, Brian Ceponis had a couple different professions. He first worked in the financial services industry and then went on to play professional volleyball in Europe. Brian retired from pro volleyball in 2004 and moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting full time. He spent 11 years working in Hollywood, adding a slew of credits to his name. In 2015, Brian's career shifted to the east coast and his current home city of Pittsburgh, and he has since worked on numerous films and television shows.