About Blake

Blake Wright is a multifaceted artist with talents spanning acting, music, filmmaking, and poetry. His professional acting journey began in 2016, and since then, he has appeared in a wide range of productions, from film to stage, as well as in modeling and commercial work.

Blake's training is comprehensive, having been a professional studio member at Charlotte Acting and studying under the esteemed Linda Ann Watt. He holds a BA in Theatre from the University of Southern Maine, where he showcased his versatility in leading roles in productions such as The Importance of Being Earnest, Of Mice and Men, and Tartuffe. His performances at DeerTrees Theatre in Fortune by Deborah Zoë Lauffer and Art by Yasmina Reza were also well-received. In the summer of 2021, he captivated audiences as Orlando in As You Like It.

In the realm of film, Blake has made his mark with significant roles in projects like the upcoming romantic comedy feature Dole Mates, the critically acclaimed wilderness survival short The Hunting Trail, and the much-anticipated Stephen King Dollar Baby short One for the Road. Beyond the screen, Blake has also made waves as a published poet with his debut book, The First Quarter.

Blake is SAG Eligible, marking his qualification to join the Screen Actors Guild, a prestigious union representing actors in the film and television industry.

Expanding his artistic expression, Blake ventured into music following the release of his poetry book. He has since released over 10 demo albums on SoundCloud and numerous singles on Spotify, impressively creating 365 tracks in just one year.

"I grew up on the coast of Maine. The region is called "Downeast Maine" about 3 hours from Portland. I spent a lot of my time growing up playing basketball, working in the family construction/disposal business, and in the woods. I think it fostered my imagination. It was remote, but it gave me an appreciation for the little things in life. I learned how to tell when someone went the extra mile. Downeast is remote, but it's majestic and enchanting, I hope some of that rubbed off on me." -  Blake