Brandon McLemore

Brandon McLemore is a film and theatre actor, director, and writer. He began performing at an early age when his parents enrolled him in children's pageants. From there, he became interested in theatre, making his first appearance in a community theatre production of "The Wizard of Oz" at the age of seven. During this time, he began writing short plays that he and his father, Warren McLemore (who is also an actor and director), would perform for his mother, Tina McLemore, in the living room. Brandon continued performing on stage, and at the age of thirteen, he developed an interest in writing, directing, and acting for film. He wrote and starred in his first film, "The Telephone Calls", which was a short suspense thriller. Today, Brandon still enjoys writing, directing, and editing for Mirror Image Productions, where he is also a partner with Warren McLemore, along with acting for the stage and screen.