Caleb Emery

Caleb Emery commenced his acting career with an appearance in the 2012 3D dance film “Step Up 4: Miami Heat”. His early career included various one-off roles in films and television movies. A turning point arrived in 2015 when he secured significant roles in “Goosebumps,” a film adaptation of the classic children’s book series, and appeared in the first season of Fox’s comedy-horror series “Scream Queens.” These roles marked his entry into more visible productions, laying the groundwork for his subsequent career trajectory. Emery continued to build his profile with appearances in “Dear White People” and “Vice Principals.” His career progressed significantly with his first recurring role as Randy Pomfrey in “American Vandal,” a Netflix series lauded for its distinctive parody of true-crime documentaries. This was soon followed by another recurring role in the Netflix comedy “Disjointed.” These television engagements highlighted his versatility and sustained presence in episodic content.

In recent years, Caleb Emery has firmly established himself in the industry, taking on regular roles in prominent television series. Since 2020, he has been featured in “Hunters,” an Amazon Prime drama set in the 1970s, focusing on Nazi hunters, and “Good Girls,” an NBC crime comedy-drama. Beyond his television commitments, Emery’s film career continues to expand, with multiple feature films currently unannounced. His work also extends to commercial endorsements, having starred in television advertisements for major brands such as Nissan, Sling, Honey, and Garmin. His continuous involvement in both television and film, alongside advertising campaigns, demonstrates a sustained presence in the entertainment and commercial sectors.