Ben Venturina, a Filipino American actor residing in New York City, has undergone comprehensive training in acting and filmmaking at the esteemed James Franco Studio 4 NYC, where he had the privilege of being mentored by renowned actors and directors such as Paul Calderon, Pamela Romanowsky, and James Franco himself.
Throughout his career, Ben has amassed an impressive array of credits, including numerous national advertisement campaigns and commercials, where he has showcased his modeling prowess for prominent brands like Google Pixel, American Express, and Reebok.
In addition to his extensive commercial work, Ben has also made a name for himself in the theatre world, having appeared in the Off-Broadway play "The Culture of Now" at the Dixon Place in New York City, followed by a performance at the Acorn Theatre.
Furthermore, Ben has demonstrated his versatility as a filmmaker by writing, starring, and directing several short films, which have garnered him recognition and accolades, including the audience award for his short film at the Chelsea Film Festival.
Ben is perhaps most recognizable for his recurring guest roles on CBS shows, including FBI as Lorenzo Santos and NCIS Hawaii's inaugural season as Lee Oania.
