Age: 17
male
Christian Isaiah was born in Virginia Beach on December 15, 2008 and early in life he knew that he wanted to act, model, sing and dance. At 18 months, Christian participated in his first modeling competition in a local contest and won 1st runner up and best smile. By 2yrs Christian was posing for cameras every chance he got and at 4yrs he was performing in school plays and programs. When he was 5yrs old Christian was invited to an International Presentation of Performers in Los Angeles where he was scouted by numerous managers and talent agents. Then, soon after retiring from the Military, Christian and his mother relocated to Los Angeles to pursue his career in acting. Christian has always been wise beyond his years and athletic, discovering many other talents and gifts since moving to LA. His hobbies include modeling, singing, hip hop dance, soccer, football, basketball, tennis, taekwondo, baking, and collecting sports cars. Christian excels in everything he does. He has received accolades in school as well as in his extracurricular activities. In addition to numerous national television commercials and independent films Christian can be seen in a recurring role on FX's "Married", TVland's "Teachers", a recurring spot as a movie critic on Fandango's "Reel Kids" and on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in various comedy skits. He has only just began and his credits just keep growing. This season Christian joins the award winning cast of Showtime's "Shameless" in the role of Liam, the youngest member of the Gallagher Family.
Christian Isaiah
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for Sam in Lore Accurate The Last Of Us
Suggested by thewantedraccoon
What even is there to be said about The Last Of Us that hasn't been said over a thousand times before? Ask anyone who's ever played the game and they'll tell you all the ways that it's one of the most groundbreaking achievements in the history of modern gaming. Over the years, The last of has become one of the most highly regarded and incredibly renowned games of all time, and it's not hard to see why. From incredibly complex and well written characters, to exceptional worldbuilding and above all else some of the most remarkably profound storytelling and narrative craftsmanship I've seen in any medium. It's a phenomenal game, and to its credit, the TV series adaptation made for HBO was actually a lot more respectful to the source material than I think a lot of us were expecting it to be, and even as a standalone take on the game's story, I agree that it's an excellent series in its own right. But for all the things that the HBO show did right, in most cases its takes on the characters from the game don't exactly line up seamlessly to their depictions in the game itself. So considering this, I thought it would be interesting to see how I could cast the characters of The Last Of Us in a way that lines up with how they're shown in the game a little bit better. But before I get started, I should say that I'm going to be casting all the main characters from both The Last Of Us Part 1 and 2, just so you're aware. But enough about that, let's just get started!
