Len Collin, a talented individual with Irish heritage and dual citizenship, was born in London. His mother, originally from Easkey, County Sligo, Ireland, is credited with instilling in him his remarkable storytelling ability. Collin pursued his passion for acting by training at the prestigious Arts Educational Drama School in London, subsequently earning a Master of Arts degree in Production and Direction from the esteemed Huston Film School in Galway, Ireland.
As a playwright, Collin began his career in the early 1990s, with his award-winning play "Box" set during the first Gulf War and World War I garnering significant attention from television producers. This led to his transition into writing for television, where he has continued to make a name for himself.
In 2010, Collin wrote, directed, and produced the acclaimed Irish web series "Covies," which earned numerous awards. His feature film "Sanctuary" premiered at the Newport Beach Film Festival in 2017, earning Collin the Best Director award.
Beyond his work in the entertainment industry, Collin is a dedicated disability advocate and university lecturer. He is married with three children, and his remarkable achievements serve as a testament to his dedication to his craft and his commitment to making a positive impact.
