Armando DuBon Jr., a multifaceted American actor, was born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, with a rich ancestral heritage tracing back to Lyon, France. His family's relocation to San Francisco, California, during his formative years exposed him to a culturally diverse environment, fostering his innate curiosity about people, humanity, and the complexities of life.
Under the mentorship of the renowned Jean Shelton at Jean Shelton's Actors Studio in San Francisco, Armando received his acting training, which would later serve as a foundation for his successful career. He subsequently became a company member of the Actors Theatre of San Francisco/ATSF, led by Artistic Director Christian Phillips, further honing his craft.
Throughout his career, Armando has demonstrated his versatility by acting in both film and stage productions, garnering recognition for his outstanding performance in the OC Film Festival short "My Luck," where he won the award for Best Actor. His enthusiasm for acting is evident in his favorite expression, "Acting is my passion."
With a plethora of professional experiences, Armando has accumulated a diverse range of credits, including acting in numerous film and theatrical productions, television shows, internet projects, and video productions. He has also honed his skills in voice-over work, public speaking, and presenting, showcasing his adaptability and dedication to the craft.
At his core, Armando is driven by a passion to entertain and educate audiences through his performances, which often incorporate elements of drama, humor, and adventure. He approaches every role with an unwavering commitment, focus, and love for the art of acting, consistently bringing a high level of enthusiasm and energy to each production.
