Actor Steven Ciceron Earns Accolades and Awards from Hollywood's Best
Feb 15, 2023
The hard work of a diverse actor.
Los Angeles, California Feb 14, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Hollywood, CA - There are a lot of great new actors in Hollywood, but not everyone has the advantage of being born with a natural talent. It takes years of hard work and persistence to break through the film industry's tough competition, especially when a person is just starting out. Fortunately, there are a few talented actors who have broken out of the mold and are blazing a trail for others to follow. Steven Ciceron is one such talent.
A constant-working, versatile, bi-coastal actor with a long list of stage, film, and television credits, Ciceron brings an always-interesting and entertaining mix to his work that will be appreciated by audiences. He has the finely-tuned comic timing of the great comedians of yesteryear, and yet he also loves the challenge of playing evil and sinister roles with a disconcerting charm.
Ciceron has taken part in a diverse collection of roles such as a Doctor, Judge, Attorney, Policeman, Dad, Husband, Historic Figure, Nerd, and even a Psychopathic Villain. Steven Ciceron transforms himself completely and convincingly for each part. He is a hard-working studio character actor who pours his heart and creativity into every role. He has starred in numerous film, television and stage productions including Mark's Place (Amazon Prime), where he plays maitre d'hotel Blake Pennington.
He has won three CV Indie Film Awards for Best Actor in an Independent film, and several Best Actor Awards, nominations and accolades at International Film Festivals. He is also an award-winning producer of feature and short films with a long list of credits.
Steven Ciceron has been nominated for best actor in many film productions and has won the top prizes for:
Best Actor Venice Film Award
Best Actor Iconic Images Film Festival
Best Actor Halicarnassus Film Festival
Best Actor MLC Horror Film Awards
A clinical psychologist, Ciceron began his career in the mental health field. This educational foundation and the practical experiences with clients provided invaluable insights into the "human condition" that gave Ciceron the building blocks that prepared him for diversified acting roles. Ciceron now enjoys searching for the truth in a character and portraying each with the depth and richness they deserve.
"I have always wanted to be an actor -- an actor of merit, an actor of insight and inspiration, an "actor's actor," says Steven. "I believe my experience as a psychologist has helped me to deeply empathize with the characters I play, and understand their desires, flaws and motivations."
Ciceron has appeared in several television commercials (DORITOS, Macaroni Grill, Colonial Williamsburg, and Miller High Life Beer), and has been featured on many TV shows including Vinyl, The Great Experiment, The Haunting, Orange is the New Black, and The Americans. In addition, he has performed in many theater productions, and recently, the satirical silent comedy, "The Happiest of Hooligans Series" which features his challenging lead role as Mr. Fitzgerald.
With deep dedication, perseverance, hard work, drive, and sheer will, Mr. Ciceron is sure to continue growing his success through diverse roles in film, television and stage productions. To learn more about Steven Ciceron visit: https://www.stevenciceron.com.
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Website: https://www.stevenciceron.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/stevenciceron
IMDb: http://www.imdb.me/stevenciceron
Instgram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenciceron/
Source :Steve Coast Marketing Group
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