Born in New York, Luke Brewer discovered his passion for performance at an early age, training at The Gateway Acting School where he began his journey on stage in live theater. His dedication to the craft led him to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting, where he not only excelled in classical performance but also broke new ground as a pioneer for film in a program primarily focused on musical theater. While many of his peers concentrated on stage musicals, Luke was at the forefront of introducing screen acting to his college, starring in and producing numerous short films while also traveling the country performing live Shakespeare.

After earning his BFA, Luke moved to Los Angeles to fully pursue a career in film and television. There, he quickly established himself as a commanding screen presence, particularly recognized for his work in the vertical drama series format—earning a reputation as one of the industry’s most compelling villain actors. His performances have earned him critical acclaim, including a Best Actor in a Short Film award and a nomination for Best Villain in a Vertical Drama Series.

Luke’s film and television credits include Bad Education (2020), Love’s a Wash (2022), The Puppetman (2023), Death’s a Toast (2023), The Bay (2024), and Gladiators (2024). His versatility allows him to move seamlessly between indie film, mainstream projects, and the rapidly growing world of short-form vertical storytelling.

With a foundation in classical theater, a trailblazing spirit in film, and an undeniable presence as a screen villain, Luke Brewer continues to captivate audiences and push boundaries in the entertainment industry.