Stan Ware Jr.

Stan Ware Jr. is of Scotch-Irish, American Indian, Puerto Rican, German, Italian and Cajun French Descent. Best known for his first feature film Immurement. He was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He's a singer/songwriter/musician/actor/young entrepreneur and action sports extraordinaire. He started racing motocross at the early age of 3 years old. This was just the beginning of his racing history. By age 11 he had won a number of state championships in motocross, by age 15 he was drag racing cars with speeds over 150 mph. At age 19 he was racing professional offshore powerboats with speeds up to 140 mph, with his father Stan Ware Sr., he would go on to win the National Championship in 2010, making him the youngest person ever to win a National Championship in his division. The following year he completed the Daytona Hammer School for Motorcycles where he would have the fastest lap time on a Track he had never tested before at speeds up to 190 mph. That same year he opened up his first restaurant with the help of his father. Two years later he would have to close the restaurant due to the loss of his family's Popeye's Chicken Franchise Fortune. After moving 8 times in 4 years, he then moved to San Diego, California for a short time to escape from the hardships of moving. After deciding to return to school to finish his degree in Business Administration at Daytona State College. It wasn't until this point in his life where he would come to discover that Theatre/Acting would be a major turning point in his career. After being kicked off of a play called I Hate Hamlet, he would move back to his home town Baton Rouge, Louisiana to pursue his passion in Music and Acting. He is currently taking acting classes with Jerry Katz and Lauren Michele as well as finishing a Liberal Arts degree. In his free time He writes and records Hip Hop music with local artists and his brother Dakota Civello who is a local artist in the band Circa Amore.