Samuel Frye (he/him) is a New York City based actor, originally from Winchester, Virginia, and a recent graduate of The Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University. Select film credits include "Coffee" (dir. Trence Wilson-Gillem), "Nightingale" (dir. Kane Li), and "One Cent Life" (dir. Joonha Chang). Select New York City theatre credits include his Off-Broadway debut in Dakota Silvey's "The Maker: A Play on Words," "If I Cleaned Everything: An Exorcism" by Thomas James Boudreau, Anton Chekov's "The Bear," and "Too Many White People" by Peter Snoad. When not on stage or screen, Samuel produces his own micro and short films with a specific focus on raising Mental Health Awareness and promoting Mental Health Wellness.