Braden Delgado

Braden Delgado is an American actor working in film, television, and theater. With a foundation in both dramatic performance and physical storytelling, he has built a diverse body of work across independent films, television projects, and live stage productions.Delgado's screen credits include leading roles in the independent films Betty and Clive, The Devil in the Details, as well as a recurring role in the television pilot Double Life. His theater work includes portraying William Temple in Franklinland at B Street Theatre, Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet, and Angie the Ox in Guys and Dolls, among other film and stage productions.He holds a Theatre Arts A.A. Transfer Degree from Sierra College and has continued his training through Studio 24, studying TV and film acting, scene study, and commercial performance. Additional training includes script analysis, acting technique, and theater studies under instructors Scott Adams, Janey Pintar, Cody Dorkin, Charissa Buhagiar, and Wes Armstrong.Beyond his acting experience, Delgado brings a unique athletic background to his work. He trained in Taekwondo for six years, earning a 2nd-degree black belt, and has extensive experience in football, volleyball, basketball, bodybuilding, and strength training. His physical skill set includes experience with firearms, Taekwondo weapons, stage combat, and rapier work for theatrical productions, making him well-suited for action-oriented and physically demanding roles.Delgado is also knowledgeable in nutrition, athletic conditioning, and content creation, having produced YouTube and Instagram content from a young age. A lifelong student of performance and discipline, he is passionate about exploring new physical and creative challenges and fully committing to the demands of every role. Known for his professionalism, strong work ethic, and dedication to his craft, he continues to pursue compelling opportunities across film, television, and theater.