Austin Trace

Born Austin Trace Borusiewicz in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, a charming suburb of Philadelphia, Austin's journey into the world of acting began at a remarkably young age, when he took to the stage at just 7 years old. By the time he was 10, he made his television debut in Season 3 of the acclaimed series "Mad Men."

Austin gained recognition for his recurring role as "Viper" on "About a Boy," and has made guest appearances on shows such as "Game Shakers," "American Housewife," "Wendell and Vinnie," and "Medium." His co-starring performance in "The Middle" showcased his versatility, while recent projects include guest-starring in HBO Max's "Generation" and co-starring alongside Courtney Cox, Mira Sorvino, and Greg Kinnear in Starz's "Shining Vale."

His film career is highlighted by his lead role as "Silas" in the award-winning "Thicker Than Water," which received the DGA African American Director Award among 14 other accolades. Austin also featured in "Beneath the Leaves" with Mira Sorvino and had a guest role in the Lifetime movie "Deadly Daughter Switch," along with a part in the film "After the Reign." Notably, his role in "The Planeteer" as Bradley McGuire contributed to its Emmy win for Outstanding Children's Program at the 32nd Annual CTA Awards in 2011.

In addition to his on-screen work, Austin is an accomplished voice actor, lending his voice to Alex Robbins in the popular podcast series "We're Alive: Goldrush" and "We're Alive: Descendants." He also provides the American voice for Dr. Enzo Vergani in the Brazilian Netflix series "The Chosen One."

Austin continues to hone his craft at the John Rosenfeld Studios under the guidance of actor and coach John Rosenfeld. As a multi-award-winning filmmaker, he aspires to transition into directing