Haysha Deitsch

American actor Haysha Deitsch, best known for his roles in Leap of Faith (2002), Friend Me, Kid Fitness (2005), Gastown (2015), The Fifties (2015) and more, was born in Des Moines, Iowa. Even as a child he showed great interest in acting, and by the time he reached 14 he was already taking drama classes. While he was playing in a television miniseries, an established producer took note of him and cast him for his upcoming fictional series. This role helped Haysha Deitsch get noticed and in a way opened the doors of the movie industry. Determined to become a famous actor, Haysha Deitsch perused his craft at several institutions and eventually got his Bachelor's of Art Degree from the department of theater arts at Iowa University. After graduating with honors he landed a gig with a theater group. This allowed him to gain some experience, and it led him to his next project where he played a good-natured character in a TV Series. Working on the small screen provided Deitsch with great satisfaction, but his desire to do bigger things stopped him from settling down. Hoping to further his dreams as an actor he later moved to L.A. Once the actor settled in California, he began working mostly on stage, but he was also actively looking for other kinds of projects. Despite his wide range of theater roles and numerous stage accomplishments, Deitsch is probably best remembered for his work on screen. He started in 2002 with a recurring role in the TV Series "Leap of Faith" where he played the role of Alex, a mysterious, darkly guy with a twisted sense of humor. That same year he was called to audition for another TV project. Thus, in 2003 he joined the acting cast of the short series "Computerman". From 2005 to 2007 Haysha Deitsch was playing Joe in the TV Series "Kid Fitness". In the following period he continued this string of successful roles and appeared in series like "The Return of Jezebel James" and "Friend Me".