Zachary T. Robbins

Zachary T. Robbins (aka "Zach") is a young adult actor who has been acting since the age of 9. Zachary calls central Florida home, but currently travels between Los Angeles and New York to pursue his career. Zach began his professional training as a child in Orlando at the ripe age of 6 and began working in local theater at the age of 8, loving every minute on stage. His love for film acting began at the age of 10, when he booked his first role as the son of Clare Carey and Matthew Modine in "The Trial". This role secured his ability to obtain top notch representation on the West Coast. At that time, he began intense scene study and technique training in Los Angeles with the top acting studios and most reputable acting coaches. In 2011, Zach booked his first co-star appearance in ABC's Army Wives, followed by a guest star as Tony Caputo in Nickelodeon's Deadtime Stories. He has been blessed to appear in 7 short films, including but not limited to the role of EJ in the award winning short film, "Counter". In 2014, Zach broke into the Voiceover industry as Nicholas in the Webseries/Podcast, "We're Alive." In 2015, he booked his first recurring role in the Netflix/Sony hit series, "Bloodline" as Young John Rayburn (Young Kyle Chandler) where he had the honor of co-starring with the infamous Sissy Spacek, Kyle Chandler, Emmy nominated Ben Mendelsohn and Sam Shepard. Seasons 1 through 3 of Bloodline are streaming on Netflix. Zach enjoyed every minute of filming Bloodline in his home state of Florida, specifically, the Florida, Keys. Filming in this beautiful location enabled Zach to finish public high school and continue to pursue projects on the East Coast as well. In 2016-2017, Zach had the pleasure of working on the soon to be released feature film, How to Get Girls with Katie Flannery, Chris Kattan, Chris Elliot, David Koechner of the The Office and Anchorman set to be released On Demand August 13, 2018 and to Hulu in October of 2018. In addition, he had the honor of working on the kid feature film, Mosters at Large co-starring with Stephen Tobolowsky of the Goldbergs and One Day at a Time.