Oner Asir

Denver talent Oner Asir was born in Turkey and raised in Toronto. After just starting high school he moved to Denver; Oner and his twin brother hit the ground running with their passion to learn martial arts. Years later their dream of running a successful studio became real. In 2006 Oner took to the stage in a martial arts performance playing an Angel at the Pepsi Center in the production of The Devil Went Down to Georgia, during his journey he also fought Muay Thai in the ring, after retiring in 2008 from an extensive martial arts career he decided to use the same perseverance to pursue his passion for acting. His only previous screen time was in the 1980's, he was a child cast member that took part in group songs for a Sesame Street episode. In 2008 Oner started attending intermediate and advanced acting schools mainly in the Denver area. In early 2013 he got his first opportunity with projects involving documentaries and print ads for the military. Later that year Oner got is first leading role in "People of the Book", a film where he was also the main stunt taxi driver. Oner is still keeping a steady pace in his acting career, with local commercials and films, as an artist he enjoys impacting people in a positive way and puts his life skills into action for the camera.