Brendan Lamb, a Los Angeles-based actor, is not a native Californian, hailing instead from Fort Worth, Texas. Growing up in the Lone Star State, football was an integral part of his life, and he initially pursued a career as a professional football player for the Dallas Cowboys. Football is a way of life in Texas, and Lamb knew that if he didn't start early, he would be left behind.
When he wasn't focused on his football career, Lamb was drawn to the spotlight, often taking every opportunity to entertain. Whether it was acting the fool in school to make his teachers and staff laugh or creating audition tapes to popular TV shows with his friends in his free time, comedy was always at the forefront of his endeavors. At the University of North Texas, Lamb's passion for entertainment continued to grow, and he appeared in various productions, honing his skills.
However, his football career came to an abrupt end in his third year due to a serious injury, leaving him disheartened but not defeated. Undeterred, he relocated to Los Angeles to turn his natural talent for entertaining towards a career in the entertainment business. His early roles included appearances in William Butler's "Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver" as 'Beef' and Davin DeCouteu's "1313: Boy Crazies" as Miguel, a vampire, for RapidHeart Pictures.
More recently, Lamb has made significant strides in the industry, co-founding No Limit Entertainment with partners Jade Moser and Phil Lucas. Together, they have developed a range of projects, including "Cabin at the Lake", "Pandora and the Deception of the Gods", "Cinderella and the House of Plagues", and "Killing Games".
