Faron Salisbury has appeared in a steady stream of feature films and acclaimed TV series. While his physicality and extensive training in mixed martial arts and stage combat come in handy when doing his own stunts in the action genre (recently on Episode 5 of NBC's "Believe"), Salisbury's versatility is evidenced by an equal amount of comedic roles (look for him in the 2013 Halley Feiffer satire He's Way More Famous Than You and with a lead role the forthcoming baseball comedy Reunion 108 and upcoming digital shorts). Dramatic leading roles in Ken Kushner's "Tapestry" and the dramatic short "My Cross to Bear" round out this unique actor's broad range. His performance in Michael Stern's short film adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe's Berenice (E.A. Poe's Berenice) garnered Salisbury a nomination for Best Actor in an Action/Thriller at the 2012 Los Angeles International Television Festival. A graduate of The William Esper Studio in New York, Salisbury continues to hone his craft at The Upright Citizens Brigade and The People's Improv Theater.