Arron Blake's life story began on the Isle of Wight, where he initially pursued a career as a carpenter before making the bold decision to relocate to London to attend drama school.
His impressive acting credits include starring roles in the 2019 film His Hands and the 2021 production I AM Norman, showcasing his remarkable range as a performer.
Notably, Arron co-directed, wrote, and produced His Hands alongside Darius Shu, marking his directorial debut and a major achievement in the world of filmmaking. The short film premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival in New York, where it was nominated for Best Narrative Short among a record number of submissions from around the globe.
His Hands has since become available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video in several countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Renowned producer Mark Gatiss, known for his work on Netflix and BBC series such as Dracula and Sherlock, praised His Hands as "a beguilingly beautiful gem" that defies easy analysis, describing it as "ravishing to look at" and "haunting the memory long after".
In addition to his work in film, Arron is a talented writer and actor, always actively working on new projects. He began his career in theatre before transitioning to films and television.
In 2020, Blake took on the lead role of Paul Stanley, the lead singer of the iconic rock band Kiss, in ITV's Breaking the Band, which aired on REELZ channel in the United States.
Most recently, Arron wrote, co-directed, and performed in his latest short film I AM Norman, which received widespread critical acclaim, with HeyUGuys praising his performance as "Magnificent" and describing the film as a "Masterpiece".
