Walter Masterson, a rising star in the New York acting scene, has had a remarkable career trajectory thus far. Born and raised in the city that never sleeps, Masterson's early start in the industry was marked by his booking of the featured role of Scott in the critically acclaimed film "L.I.E.", directed by Michael Cuesta and starring alongside Brian Cox and Paul Dano.
The film's success was far-reaching, garnering numerous awards and nominations, including AFI, Independent Spirit, and Stockholm festival awards, as well as a nomination for the Sundance Film Festival. Masterson's talent was further showcased in "Bomb the System", where he played a character close to his heart - his real-life graffiti high school alter-ego, Hyste - alongside a soundtrack by the renowned Def Jam's El-P.
Masterson's impressive range was on full display in his role as a young Puerto Rican revolutionary in the film "I Believe in America", starring alongside the talented Melissa Leo. His extensive filmography also includes appearances in the indie films "Sacred Games", "Grand Slammed", "The Vortex", "The Last Days of April", and "Trophy Kids".
In his most recent endeavor, Masterson has secured a series regular role in the pilot for the upcoming FX series "Lights Out", written by Justin Zackham and produced by Warren Leight. In this exciting new project, Masterson portrays a mentally challenged young man who is being trained by the lead actor to become a boxer. With his impressive range and dedication to his craft, Masterson is undoubtedly an actor to watch in the years to come.
