Born in the vibrant city of London, Dean Salvara's early foray into the captivating world of entertainment commenced with a childhood stint as a talented young actor at The Anna Scher Children's Theatre, where he took on the iconic role of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Subsequently, he honed his craft by working on a variety of projects for the renowned BBC, including the esteemed drama series "Between the Lines". His impressive repertoire of commercial, film, and television credits continued to grow, as he ventured to the Big Apple to further his education at The Lee Strasberg Film Institute.
Dean's experiences in the States were multifaceted, as he worked for MTV's American arm, acted in independent films, and took the stage by storm in a production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", bringing to life the charismatic character of Feste the Jester.
For several years, Dean traversed the vast expanse of America, working and living in various cities, before ultimately returning to his hometown of London to reconnect with his family, including his brother who had since relocated to Canada.
Upon his return, Dean continued to build his acting resume, appearing in several short films within the UK, while also developing his own projects using new media, thereby gaining a profound understanding of the online streaming television and film industry. This newfound expertise has enabled him to continue forging a successful career in the entertainment industry.
