Dillon LeMaster

Dillon LeMaster an American Actor, Model, Writer, Director, Singer, Dancer, Musician and well-established MMA Fighter. A rising young star. Dillon Lonnie LeMaster was born in Okinawa, Japan, on September 22, 1992, to his father Hershel LeMaster, who was an Airmen in the United States Air Force stationed on Kadena Airbase, and his mother Tammy (Gage), who was a hard working stay at home mother. Dillon was first raised in his father's small country hometown of Albany, Ohio, until his parents divorced at the age of 3. Soon after his mother lived in many areas in St. Louis, Missouri, where Dillon and his siblings lived in many different homes growing up. Dillon attended different schools every few years until he graduated from Lindbergh High School in South County St. Louis. Living a very erratic lifestyle growing up moving from unstable homes back and forth from his mother to his father. Dillon began his acting career on stage at the age of 10 in his first musical performance as Sher Khan in the "Jungle Book" presented at Alexander Middle School in Albany, Ohio, where his talent of singing and dancing was discovered. Along with a love for theater arts Dillon also found time on his own accord to train in different martial arts and even grew in his amazing ability to write. Dillon also played Violin in elementary school and began studying drums in percussion while attending high school. With his very rough upbringing struggling with broken homes, divorce, and unstable living conditions Dillon found therapy in his artistic abilities. Finding a love and passion in all things art. Dillon from the age of 10 to 16 during his younger year performed in over 12 stage productions in some classics as, "Wizard of Oz", "The Importance of Being Ernest", and even "Beauty and the Beast". At the age of 17 Dillon began his path to success on the small screen performing in different small independent productions on the East Coast. At the age of 18, after graduating high school, Dillon became a young father to his son, Soren Sage LeMaster. Dillon stopped acting as much where he then focused on work and raising his young son. At the age of 20 Dillon decided to bravely join the United States Military. Dillon finished BCT (Basic Combat Training) top of his class Distinguished Honor Graduate at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, then serving 4 years in the US Army as a Military Police Officer with one combat deployment. While serving in the Army stationed in Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, Dillon found his model/actress wife, Denis Narcisa (Rodriguez) LeMaster. Soon after finishing his military term Dillon and Denis packed and moved to Los Angeles, California, where they now reside. Dillon has had much success playing many different characters and genres in such independent films as: "Fated", "Misery Mountain", "Anonymous Love", and many more. He has won many awards including a 2011 Charlies Award for his comedic dramatic performance in the play "The Importance of Being Ernest," and an LA Comedy award for his character Johnathan in the web series, "Just Getting By." He has even had a poem published in the book, "Young at Heart: Children's Poem Collections," when he was at the age of 14. Besides gracing the stage and silver screen with many of his outstanding performances, Dillon also has impacted the cage with his undefeated fighting streak in the Mix Martial Arts world. Making his first TV debut at the "National Guard Fight Me". Dillon plans to continue to act, write and direct in the years to come becoming a name that Hollywood will remember for years to come.