Luke Mullen

Luke Mullen began his career in the entertainment industry with early roles contributing to the camera and electrical departments of film productions. His foundational work included serving as an assistant editor on films like “Corruption” (2010), “My Sucky Teen Romance” (2011), and “Grow Up, Tony Phillips” (2013). He also contributed as a first assistant editor to the film “Manglehorn” (2014) and as a colorist for short films such as “End of Decay” (2017).

His acting career gained significant traction with his recurring role as TJ on the Disney Channel series “Andi Mack” (2017-2019), appearing in 18 episodes. This role brought him wider recognition, particularly as his character was part of a historic storyline featuring a gay main character on Disney Channel. Beyond acting, Mullen has further developed his skills as a director and writer, notably for his own projects “Me, My Phone & I” (2018) and “Unforgettable” (2020).

In recent years, Mullen has continued to expand his acting credits, appearing in “American Housewife” (2019), “American Horror Stories” (2021), and “Killing It” (2022). He also contributed as a camera operator for “V/H/S/99” (2022) and has secured acting roles in films like “Black Girl Missing” (2023) and “Barbie” (2023), further diversifying his portfolio across various genres and production capacities.