Xavier Alvarado

Xavier Alvarado Actor, Artist Born in Omaha, Nebraska and raised in Texas, actor, artist and student of classic film, Xavier Alvarado grew up with an idea that art can and would fulfill his wildest dreams. Alvarado's father anecdotally remarked, "Xavier would walk around with a pencil and paper, drawing the expressions of action figures, animals, buildings along with anything he could lay his eyes on." A born self-starter with an intense determination to inspire those around him through his art and learn the business from the ground up, Alvarado quickly continued his artistic pursuit, which has undoubtedly made him a leading man whose star is on the rise. After playing basketball competitively, Alvarado transitioned fully to his lifelong love of creating art through a lens. Taking a note from his sporting days, Alvarado's rigorous acting training and his discipline towards studying this creative craft have proven successful for him and his collaborators. Alvarado's credits include Kanu Abel in (Baby Nick), Casey Logan on (Take Me Home) and Prince on (Mutual Feast). You can currently find him staring in the soon-to-be hit television series "Frame of Reference" as Ethan Scott a WATZS Productions original series. Follow their journey at (@watzprod) Alvarado has quickly earned a reputation from business insiders, production directors and cast mates alike as, "a serious talent", "a purposeful storyteller" and "as an intentional and wise artist who we're lucky to have." In his spare time, you can find Xavier identifying appropriate projects to star in and painting throughout the weekday. Xavier on the side of being a progressive artist possessing traits of passion and love. In which he drives forward with Acapella Studios, his online company for merchandise and entertainment, his Paintings which emit childlike imagination and thrill, as well as mentorship to other up and coming creatives. Renowned ancient Roman philosopher, Marcus Aurelius' quote continues to inspire Alvarado throughout his days; "The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane." Xavier Alvarado's preferred Contact Details: . [email protected] . (512)-761-6485