Dylan Zink

Dylan spent most of his 20's touring with rock bands. First as an upright bass player for the rockabilly band, "No Dice" and "The Wrecking Dead". His "showman" talents evolved from these experiences and pushed him into the spotlight in 2008 as the front man, singer/song writer for the rock band "3808". Dylan's desire to act has been great since childhood loving films from "Stand By Me" to "The Outsiders" being the biggest influence which motivated Dylan to act in several plays in grade school. Not wanting to split time between music and acting as an adult, acting was on the back burner as a career (although still taking classes at Groundlings and Hollywood Acting Workshop) until band life became too unhealthy to continue while fathering a son in 2011. Since 2011 Dylan has stopped band life and has put every bit of creative energy and passion into his acting. He started classes at Playhouse West and learning Meisner technique for 18 months. In that time Dylan acted in lead and supporting roles in several indie short projects and student films. Feeling like he wanted to advance his acting studies Dylan began acting training with Rod Rowland privately which he still does to this day learning Chubbuck technique and Rod's technique for playing the "Great Man". In between that time Dylan also trained at Upright Citizens Brigade learning long form improve. When Dylan isn't training or creating his own projects he is spending it with his wife and son. Dylan has a dynamic emotional range and a sensitivity to life that is at the capacity of a film star. Dylan is looking for roles to play the streetwise villain or the tough working class father on his rise to leading man roles in the future as his career progresses.