About Hunter Keck.

Born and raised in Richmond Virginia, Hunter Keck is a Graduate Student from Brightpoint Community College with an Associates of Applied Arts in Visual, Film Speculation. He is a currently a Senior at Virginia Commonwealth University, earning a BFA in Theatre Performance. Hunter has acted for many different theatre companies in Richmond including: Firehouse Theatre, Swift Creek Mill, Richmond Shakespeare, Chamberlayne Actor Theatre, Atlas Partnership, Broken Leg Theatre, Henrico Theatre, Rivercity Community, and The Lynn Theatre.

Hunter is very hardworking, who puts his heart and soul into every role he is cast in. He is a team player who is easy to work with and includes others. He has done a number of theater performances as both supporting and lead roles. When presented with a challenge, he tackles it straight on rather than being weighed down by the pressure making him a prime candidate for a number of roles in both television and stage.

What he lacks in book smarts & size, he makes up for with his work ethic & ability to adapt fast, like Rocky Balboa. When assigned a job, he does his best to succeed come hell or high water, like Kyle Reese. He loves being the go-to person for everyone, but never has a problem with following the leadership of others, like Woody from Toy Story. He has the kind soul of Keanu Reeves; The loyal person who will always be the shoulder to cry on if anyone needs to. The no-fear mindset of Tom Cruise; Someone who gives it one hundred percent & leaves it all out on the stage or filming location. And a father figure heart like Denzel Washington; The honest man who will give you any advice or push you to be the best you possibly can be. He is the team player who is easy to work with, makes sure that others are included, and succeeds together. Lastly, he is a confident but humble person who simply wants to be a part of the process and make a positive impact forever.

Hunter Keck is literally the equivalent of “Hey Hunter, I need you to fight that bear” and he’s like “That Bear?... Fuck That Bear!”