Brian Kruse embarked on his acting journey at the Ramsdell Theatre in Manistee, Michigan, where the renowned James Earl Jones once graced the stage. Prompted by a friend and his High School drama teacher, Brian decided to audition for a role, revealing his undeniable passion for the performing arts. His talent truly shone through when he secured the lead role of Nathan Detroit in the premiere production of “Guys and Dolls” at the newly constructed 450-seat theater in his school.

Rapidly enrolling at Michigan State University after High School, Brian earned a degree in Telecommunication Information Studies & New Media, along with a minor in Theater. Brian wrote and starred on the school’s well-established sketch comedy show, Sideshow. In his final two years on the show, he received the Michigan State University ‘Best Actor’ award. Moving forward, Brian co-wrote and starred in his debut independent film, “Rooftops,” a narrative mirroring his personal journey from a small town to self-discovery through relocation.

Brian Kruse, an innovative force in the industry, boldly relocated to Los Angeles in pursuit of fresh opportunities. Embracing the dynamic artistic community, Brian immersed himself in collaborative projects and delved into producing SAG-AFTRA approved content. Co-founding Forest LAwn Films and establishing “Perfection Pictures,” Brian has curated a diverse portfolio of independent productions. Standout among his recent endeavors include the captivating multiveral adventure series “Evil Spencer” and the highly anticipated rock punk psychological thriller “Hitch Hackers.” Hosting and live editing his own web news show, “Kruse Control Show,” Brian showcases his versatile talents three times a week. Grateful for his parents’ unwavering support, Brian remains dedicated to creating compelling television shows, exploring acting opportunities, and submitting his projects to prestigious Film Festivals.