Tristan Amott
Tristan Amott is an actor, known for Arrow (2012), Umbrageous (2016) and iZombie (2015).
Tristan Aronovich
Award-winning actor, filmmaker and musician, Tristan Aronovich is considered one of the most talented Brazilian artists of his generation. His latest film projects opened in movie theaters in Brazil and were acquired by Sony Entertainment, Fox Channel, Axn Channel, Box Brazil, Air France, Emirates Airlines and Net Now VOD to name a few. His new project, the dramatic feature film "Alguém Qualquer/Anyone Out There" (in which Aronovich not only played the main character, but also directed, wrote, edited and composed the music for), received numerous international awards and was described as "...a universal master piece..." by Dr. Jose Barriga at Harvard University. Tristan's work in "Anyone Out There" also received attention from Brazil's mainstream press and was described as "...worthy of Charles Chaplin..." (O Estado de S.P.) and "...this movie needs to be seen for the impeccable performance delivered by Tristan Aronovich. His work is exceptional..." (Globo News). Tristan's debut as a feature film director was also a remarkable success: his feature film "Wireless", released in Brazilian Theaters in November of 2009, was described as "...the 'Breathless' of the new generation..." by Silvio Tendler. In 2015, Casting Director Andra Reev-Rab (The Big Bang Theory) described Tristan's performance as "...elegant, devastating, masterful...". Early Career Since 2004, Aronovich has worked as an actor, director, producer, composer, writer and editor in over 50 industry productions including feature films, shorts, documentaries, music videos and others. Among his most notable awards are the "Excellence in Filmmaking Award" (Canada International Film Festival, 2010), "Humanitarian Award" (Sedona Film Festival, 2013), "Curator's Choice Award" (Harvard University, 2012), "Gold Award" (California Film Awards, 2013) and "Best Narrative Feature" (Logan Film Festival, 2013). In 2010, the DVD "Nasi: Vivo Na Cena" directed, shot and edited by Tristan Aronovich, was nominated for a Latin Grammy. Music Career As a musician and composer, Aronovich has performed to audiences in the US, Europe and Brazil in venues such as the prestigious RedCat Theatre in Los Angeles, the MASP Theatre in Sao Paulo just to name a few. Tristan's work as a musician awarded him an invitation to record at legendary Capitol Records in Hollywood. His performances have been described as "...exciting, agile, go-for-broke..." by the San Antonio Express News (USA) and "... Aronovich plays in a way most people can only dream of..." by Frank Koonce (Arizona State University). Academic Tristan was awarded full scholarships from several North-American universities to pursuit his undergraduate studies. His choice was the prestigious California Institute of the Arts (Calarts) where he graduated in 2004. In 2013, Tristan was awarded yet another full-scholarship to attend the Performance Research Seminar at Harvard University. Tristan regularly publishes articles on film, music and acting and his latest bi-lingual book "Making Films/Fazendo Cinema" (published i 2014) is available worldwide and has been the book of choice of several film and acting courses and schools. Tristan is also the founder and director of the Latin American Film Institute. Tristan was recently invited by Hollywood Producer Andy Meyer (The Breakfast Club, Fried Green Tomatoes) to re-locate to the U.S. where he resides as of 2015 under a fellowship granted by a prestigious film institution.
Tristan Arthurs
Tristan Arthurs is known for Float (2023), Kung Fu (2021) and Mob Mentality (2019).
Tristan Bacon
Tristan Bacon is an actor, known for Level Up! (2009) and New Year's Kiss (2019).
Tristan Bailey
Tristan Bailey is known for Ab Negative (2019), Blockbuster (2022) and Video Game High School (2012).
Tristan Bailey
Tristan Bailey is an actor, known for Video Game High School (2012) and Hooped (2009).
Tristan Balz
Born and raised in Stuttgart, Germany, Tristan came to Australia in 2010 and completed his Performing Arts degree at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), Perth in 2015. Before making Performing Arts a predominant part of his life, he served in the German Air Force and worked in the Australian Mining Industry (Outback Bush Exploration). In the Air Force Tristan was trained in outdoor survival, fire arms and basic tactical combat. He is well experienced in floret and epee fencing having trained and competed in Germany for many years. He is a classically trained in voice and completed a diploma of sound design. This taught him a strong appreciation for the technical side of music and film production. At WAAPA Tristan was trained in voice, movement, acting, theatre making and physical theatre. Clowining based on techniques taught at l'École Internationale de Théâtre Jaques Lecoq and screen acting inspired his interest the most leading to further pursuit. Tristan continues to hone his skills through work with Nicholson Academy for Screen Acting, Perth Film Network, Perth Actors Centre and Filmbites. He is fluent in both German and English and has received accent training by James Hagen. Since completing his degree at WAAPA Tristan has been involved in numerous stage, music, short - and feature film productions. He is passionate about strengthening his craft and discovering new was to play with every new project he pursues.
Tristan Barr
Tristan was the writer/director behind Australia's first full-length feature film in one single take, across the span of 9 different locations and a running time of 82 minutes "Watch the Sunset", which was named by Cinema Australia as one of the top five films of the year. It was selected in official competition at the Perth Revelation International Film Festival, Brisbane International Festival, Byron Bay Film Festival, Sydney Underground Film Festival's before traveling to the Montreal World Film Festival, and having its cinema release in Australia. The film has received numerous accolades including "Best Film" and a "Best Actor" award for Tristan's portrayal of bikie gang member Danny Biaro and is currently streaming on STAN in Australia whilst being sold to the ROW. Tristan grew up in Brisbane, Australia and began his career as an actor after training at the renowned Victorian College of The Arts. He appeared in tv and film including ABC's "It's A Date" which received the AACTA award for "Best Comedy", Channel Nine's "Gallipoli", and the critically acclaimed drama "Monster Pies". From his acting history evolved his intimately involved process working with performers to create instinctive and visceral portrayals of character. Inspired by visionary film-makers the likes of Paul Thomas Anderson and Mike Leigh, Tristan's work is characterized by a detail-orientated approach and by visually iconic aesthetics that add charisma and personality to his stories and concepts. A passionate visual storyteller, his work has received consistent praise, including an accolade for "Best Director" at the Canada International Film Festival for his feature project titled "This Little Piggy" and "Best Comedy" at the Sanctuary Cove Film Festival for his short film "Gabby's First Time". In 2018 Tristan co-founder production company Continuance Pictures which is focused on producing innovative and thought-provoking content with market outcomes. His latest projects include an Animation with the producer of 'The Nut Job' Jay Ahn, a tv series with Hoodlum Entertainment who shot the first Australian Netflix series, and a slew of projects with Laura Rister from Untitled Entertainment (Lovelace, Margin Call, The Tale).
Tristan Beint
Tristan Beint is an actor, writer and fight director born in Swindon, Wiltshire. He studied at LAMDA and is known for Doctor Who, playing Mike Priddle in Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson's Ghost Stories and for starring in the award winning short film Bad Acid directed by David Chaudoir. He is a keen cook and darts player with 4 180's and a highest checkout of 130 to his name.
Tristan Benbrook
Tristan Benbrook is an actor, known for Tales from the Lodge (2019).
