Dylan J. Locke
Dylan J. Locke is an Asian American actor known for his earnest and vulnerable coming-of-age performances. A recent graduate of the USC School of Dramatic Arts, he has dubbed for Netflix, co-starred in Star Trek: Picard, and stars opposite Raymond Cruz in the upcoming feature film Alien Vacation.
During his time at USC, Dylan founded Modern Minority Theatre Co., USC's first-ever student organization created to empower underrepresented artists. In Spring 2019 he produced and directed Modern Minority's award-winning production, the hip hop musical "Krunk Fu Battle Battle" by Qui Nguyen.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, he built a studio-grade voiceover booth at home and recorded V.O. work remotely for Netflix, Audible, the Minidoka Pilgrimage, and more.
Movies
A sports romance drama that depicts the passion and affection for badminton of a male and female protagonist who is a mixed doubles group with players from the badminton business team. Park Tae Joon, who naturally wound up in the world of badminton because of his parents’ badminton equipment business. Although he had begun to see the sport as work, his passion for badminton is reignited due to a desire to impress a woman. Park Tae Yang is a former aspiring Olympian who had to leave the badminton world for three years due to a bribing scandal.
