Drew Broderick(I)

Drew's artistic journey began in his childhood, where he immersed himself in drawing, painting, and storytelling, often involving his friends in performances that he recorded on a camcorder. Despite facing ridicule for being left-handed, he turned this into an advantage, fueled by encouragement from his mother, who worked two jobs to support him and his sister, Katie. She introduced him to community theater, where he performed in productions like "Bye Bye Birdie," "Oliver!," "The Sound of Music," and "Guys and Dolls," developing a strong appreciation for the theater's collaborative nature.

Summers spent with his father deepened their bond through a shared love of cinema, with frequent trips to the theater enriching Drew's understanding of storytelling. As he transitioned into high school, Drew engaged in theater while also exploring a practical career path in Civil Engineering, inspired by discussions with his mother. He enrolled in a Vo-Tech program focusing on AutoCAD, which allowed him to gain financial independence during college, leading to a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts from Salisbury University.

In late 2019, Drew's interest in the film industry was sparked when he discovered filming for a Halloween sequel nearby. After multiple attempts, he was accepted as an extra, which introduced him to the various facets of film production. This experience ignited a passion for acting, prompting him to enroll in online classes with "Actor's Arsenal."

As he participated in shows like "Outer Banks," "The Righteous Gemstones," "Zoey 102," and "Hightown," Drew learned the significance of professionalism and respect within the industry. Through these experiences, he solidified his aspirations in the performing arts, embodying the belief that"What makes kindness so wonderful is that it costs nothing."