Justin Arnold

Justin Arnold is an American actor, born on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City to magazine publishers Audrey Arnold and David Arnold, also a former child actor. He has dual citizenship in the United Kingdom through his father who is of British heritage, while his mother has Polish-Jewish ancestry. He attended The Dalton School where in Kindergarten he was chosen out of thousands of children to appear in HBO's Goodnight Moon & Other Sleepytime Tales (1999), talking about his dreams and introducing the title story. Justin attended Stagedoor Manor Performing Arts Training Center, with whom he performed the finale with on the Santa Float in the 2009 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2009), as well as the Acting program at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. While at NYU, Justin acted in student films including The Cannes Film Festival's Official 2013 Selection The Swing of Things (2013) and Frederik Remembers (2017) for which he was awarded Best Supporting Actor at First Run Film Festival, the longest continually running film festival in NYC. Justin was a member of NYU's Original All Male A Cappella Group, Mass Transit with whom he toured around the country/were JetBlue's Christmas Carolers, and appeared in several short films with classmate and friend Alberto Rosende. After graduating with a B.F.A. in Drama from NYU Tisch, Justin moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career. Since in LA, Justin has appeared in several independent films like Billionaire Boys Club (2018) and Traitor Knight (2016). In 2018, Justin appeared in the music video for American Authors' single Neighborhood, which has reached several million views on YouTube. Outside of Acting, Justin is also a painter whose works can be viewed at http://www.justinadamarnold.com. Justin runs a Film/TV Review Blog, A Millennial at the Movies which can be found on Instagram @amillennialatthemovies, and also shares his Auditioning Experiences/Advice on Instagram @howtomakeitasanactor. You can follow Justin's Instagram @justin_arnold.