Pablo Castelblanco

Pablo Castelblanco, a talented actor hailing from Bogotá, Colombia, embarked on his journey to stardom at the age of 17 when he relocated to the United States. Settling in New York City, he enrolled in a prestigious performing arts conservatory before moving to Los Angeles to obtain his bachelor’s degree in fine arts. His academic prowess shone brightly, as he not only graduated with honors but also took leading roles in various college productions.

Since graduating, Castelblanco has steadily carved a niche for himself in Hollywood. His television credits are impressive, featuring as Gabriel Martin in ABC's "Alaska Daily," created by Tom McCarthy and starring Hilary Swank. He has also appeared in HBO's anthology series "Room 104," FOX's "Scream Queens," and guest-starred in "New Girl" alongside Zooey Deschanel.

In film, Castelblanco showcased his leading man potential in "Ganymede," directed by SXSW alumni, and made his feature debut in "Solver." His short film "Admission" was selected for the Los Angeles Short Film Festival, while on stage, he portrayed Pepe in the Ovation-nominated "My Mañana Comes." Additionally, he earned a nomination for Best Cast in a Play for the Ovation Awards for "Sálvese Quien Pueda."

A co-founder of The Puckwit Gang theater group, Castelblanco has contributed to award-winning productions, including "Chimpskin" and "The Dangerous Cures of Dr. B," which was featured in the 2020 Son of Semele Company Creation Festival. His dedication to the craft continues to inspire both audiences and fellow artists alike.