Steven Ciceron The Face of Independent Cinema

People in independent film have a passion; they’re not in it for the money.

 Gena Rowlands- An American Actress

 

Steven Ciceron is a bi-coastal actor with many films, stage, and television roles. He is an award-winning actor who has won CV Indie Film Awards for Best Actor in an Independent Film and several Best Actor Awards, nominations, and accolades at International Film Festivals. He is best known for his starring role in the sitcom Mark’s Place as maître d’hôtel and struggling actor Blake Pennington.

Before pursuing his acting career, Ciceron performed in many theatre productions at Wagner College in New York City. However, he decided to pursue graduate degrees in Clinical Psychology at the University of Virginia, where he became a respected Clinical Psychologist. Ciceron credits his education and practical experiences with clients for giving him valuable insights into the “human condition,” which prepared him for diverse acting roles. Now, he enjoys discovering the truth in each character and giving them depth and complexity. This process keeps him engaged as he faces new challenges with each new character he portrays.

Ciceron has appeared in over 50 TV shows, films, and theater plays. He starred in the wildly popular The Happy Hooligans comedy series. Ciceron’s other television appearances include The Americans, Orange Is the New Black, Vinyl, Blue Bloods, The Great Experiment, The Haunting, HGTV, and more.

Ciceron’s performance in the series Always Here, which is currently on Amazon Prime, is the talk of the town. He played the role of Bram, a very complex character. Ciceron has to go from being angry to happy to sad and then crying, all within a minute. He also has to juggle the allegiance to his mother, girlfriend, and sister simultaneously, and they all have conflicting personalities.

Ciceron has been featured in many films and series, including Display, Rasputin’s Curse, The Happy Hooligans Film Series, The One Year Pact, The Glorification of Gwen, Therefore I Am, Pass the Salt, The Assumptions, Circus of Death, Her Own Demons, End of Fun, Captured, Creed, Blur, C Street, Rose England, and many more.

 

Steven Ciceron is an actor of distinction.

Brother Andy, Writer and Director of Intriguism Moving Pictures

 

Besides working in numerous movies and TV shows, Ciceron has also done several commercials. Revisiting his experience, Ciceron explained:

“I am proud of several commercials I did, such as Doritos, Macaroni Grill, Miller High Life, Colonial Williamsburg, and Disneyland. But I think I would choose the Doritos and the Disneyland commercials mostly because Doritos was a Super Bowl commercial, and I was so pumped to perform well. I also enjoyed the Disneyland commercial, as I got to have fun and be a dad, and you could see in my eyes the love I had for the family that worked with me.”

 

 

Ciceron was born in New York to Joseph Ciceron and Renee Fagan. He grew up on Staten Island and attended Port Richmond High School, where he participated in multiple clubs and sports teams. After graduating, he earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Business from Wagner College. Later Ciceron pursued a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Virginia before completing an MBA in Finance from Temple University.

Steven Ciceron’s talent and dedication have undoubtedly contributed to the success of the movies he has appeared in. His professionalism and insight are rare qualities that set him apart from his peers. Clearly, Ciceron takes his craft seriously and is fully invested in every role he takes on. Despite having to work on less-than-stellar material at times, he maintains a positive attitude and a good sense of humor, making him a joy to work with. Undoubtedly, Ciceron will continue to leave a lasting impression on his co-workers, casting agents, and audiences for years. Ciceron is a rising star in the acting world, and the world can’t wait to see what he does next.

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