Marcus Brown

Marcus Brown is an actor who was born on the West End of Rockford, Illinois, and moved to Los Angeles in 1987. Early in his career he was signed to the Bobbie Ball Agency after his mother researched children's talent agencies, and the next day he booked his first television show, on the Fox police drama DEA. He later joined CESD, where he spent 17 years across its theatrical, commercial and voice over divisions, and trained in scene study with Kevin McDermott, Annette Cardona and Adam Keefe and in cold reading with Joey Paul. His television work included guest and feature roles on sitcoms, action, mystery and crime dramas such as Modern Family, CSI: Miami, 24, NYPD Blue, Monk and ER. His feature credits include New Jersey Turnpikes, which he won a part in after an audition game of one-on-one basketball with executive producer Paul Neeson, plus Something New (2006), Joshua Tree, McBride: Semper Fi and Army of One (1993).