Fresno Native Brandon Delsid Stars in Jennifer Lopez’s Prime Video Film ‘This is Me… Now’

Fresno's own Brandon Delsid has made his Hollywood dream a reality, securing a role in Jennifer Lopez's latest project on Prime Video, a musical narrative reflecting on Lopez's life, love, and relationships titled 'This is Me… Now'. From performing in local theaters to sharing the screen with JLo, Delsid's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of community support in the arts.

From Fresno Stages to Hollywood Screens

Brandon Delsid's artistic journey began in Fresno, where he honed his skills at various local theaters, including the California Arts Academy and Roger Rocka's Dinner Theater. His move to Los Angeles at 21 was fueled by dreams and the foundational experiences gained in Fresno's vibrant theater community. Despite feeling under the weather during his audition, Delsid's determination paid off, landing him the role of Jennifer Lopez's gay best friend in the film. This breakthrough role not only marks a significant milestone in Delsid's career but also highlights the importance of resilience in the pursuit of one's dreams.

Impact and Influence of the Arts

Laurie Pessano, Creative Director for Good Company Players, praised Delsid's confidence, humor, and dedication to his craft. The success of Fresno's alumni, like Delsid, underscores the critical role of community theater in nurturing talent and fostering a sense of belonging and purpose among aspiring artists. The arts serve as a crucial component for personal development, community engagement, and cultural enrichment, as echoed by Pessano's emphasis on the arts' significance in building compassion, knowledge, and unity.

A Master Class with Jennifer Lopez

Working alongside Jennifer Lopez, Delsid described the experience as magical and educational, offering him a unique opportunity to learn from one of the industry's most revered figures. His role in 'This is Me… Now' not only allowed him to showcase his talent on a global stage but also to participate in a project that explores profound themes of love, identity, and self-reflection. Delsid hopes his story will inspire others to support the arts and recognize the wealth of talent that community theaters nurture. As he continues to navigate his burgeoning career, Delsid remains a proud advocate for the transformative power of the arts and the endless possibilities they present for individuals to connect, explore, and dream.

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