Brook Edward Penca

Brook is a veteran actor who was born in Davenport, IA. He is one of seven children and dreamed of being an actor as a child. Brook had to wait until he was an adult to begin his acting journey, but he tries to do multiple projects each year. His first project was in 1993 on the film Truman, which aired on HBO. Though uncredited, he was one of the sixteen featured soldiers that filmed multiple days at Bee Creek in Weston, Mo. Today, Brook has been a part of well over a hundred projects as either an actor, writer, director or producer. He loves working on film and would love to do it every day if possible. Last Fall, he performed in his first play, and would probably do it again. Brook has also worked as an Educator in public schools for over 25 years, both as a teacher and High School Principal. He enjoys working with students of need. Brook has multiple college degrees having attended Northwest Missouri State University, University of Missouri-Kansas City and University of California-Berkeley. In his spare time, he is known for his passion for working with the Homeless populations in a handful of major cities in California and Nevada. He is grateful for his children, his opportunities, and for friends and family. He loves the Kansas City Chiefs, Chicago Cubs and Golden State Warriors. He wishes people in general would argue less, spend more time being thankful. and look out for those people that could use some help.