Victor Isaac Perez

Victor Isaac Perez grew up in a small Texan town where sports reigned supreme. But even as a young boy, he felt drawn to the arts. He started playing the trumpet in middle school and continued that through college but in high school, he added theater to his repertoire. His first theater role was playing Lysander in a one-act version of A Midsummer's Night's Dream.

Eager to explore his passion further, Victor moved to Austin and acted in independent films, we-series, and student films. He landed his most significant role as 'Isaac' in the feature film "Support the Girls," opposite Regina Hall, which earned him eligibility for SAG.

Together with his wife and their two dogs, Victor later relocated to Los Angeles, where he wrote, directed, and acted in his own short films while studying with Joseph Pearlman. He cherishes both comedy and drama and seeks to deliver authentic and genuine performances that resonate with his audience