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Keith Berry II

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Keith Berry
Keith R. Berry II

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Acting has always been a passion of Houston, Texas native, Keith Roderick Berry II. After attending UTSA and working in Corporate America for several years, Keith decided to risk it all by changing course to pursue an acting career. He studied under Brad Milne of Milne Studios and first cut his teeth in the Renaissance Guild's presentation of "The Wiz" portraying the Scare Crow. He later brought to life five very diverse characters in Attic Rep's amazing production of "Hell Cab".  Keith has appeared in music videos, as well as commercials for companies like Express Lube, Toyota, Acer Computers, and NASA's New Horizons Spacecraft Project. Keith's big screen debut in Live Wire Films' award-winning feature "Now Hiring" (release 2016) is as the Cyborg MAX and Lt. McLane. He also appears in the award-winning short, "She Waits," by Open Door/Well Ced Productions, and the competition short "Syndrome".  Keith is attached to several film/TV projects that are in preproduction, and is definitely one to watch.

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