Walter Masterson, a rising star in the New York acting scene, made an indelible mark with his very first audition in the feature film L.I.E. The film, directed by Michael Cuesta of Dexter and Kill the Assassin fame, not only showcased Masterson’s exceptional talent but also earned critical acclaim, bagging ADI, Independent Spirit, Stockholm Festival awards, and a coveted Sundance Film Festival Nomination. In L.I.E, Masterson delivered a compelling performance as the lead character, Scott, sharing the screen with Brian Cox and Paul Dano.

His success continued with roles in Bomb The System and I Believe in America, where he starred alongside the acclaimed Academy Award winner Melissa Leo. Masterson’s versatility extends to the indie film scene, with notable appearances in Sacred Games, The Vortex, The Last Days of April, and Trophy Kids. His television credits include Law and Order, Llama Cop, and the FX series Lights Out, written by Justin Zackham and produced by Warren Leight.

Masterson’s recent projects include The Apartmentalist and various shorts like Denim, Currency, and Don’t Say These Words. Known for his dynamic breadth of style, he has portrayed a wide range of characters throughout his career. Beyond acting, Masterson is also recognized as an avid political commentator, producing YouTube content such as his insightful Proud Boys interview, which garnered over 13 thousand views. With a remarkable blend of talent, versatility, and a keen eye for societal issues, Walter Masterson continues to captivate audiences both on and off the screen.