Brandon Metoyer(II)
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Brandon Metoyer is a multi-talented actor, filmmaker, and recording artist from Denver, Colorado. With a background in musical theatre and classical vocal training, he has seamlessly transitioned into film, bringing a commanding presence to both the screen and stage.
Brandon has written, directed, and starred in multiple film projects, including Eclipse (2019) and 772 N Rome St., showcasing his ability to craft compelling narratives from start to finish. His on-screen credits also include Brothers (2019) and Valentine's Day (2019), and he is in production for I've Got a Song (2026), portraying Bobby Pickett.
In addition to film, Brandon has written and starred in several music videos, including Golden Boy, If You Die, Dusk Till Dawn, and Wake Up the Stars. His storytelling approach blends cinematic visuals with emotionally charged performances, a style influenced by his extensive experience in theatre.
A former Broadway World Best Supporting Actor nominee for his role as Toby in Sweeney Todd, Brandon has over 40 stage credits, including performances in the Henry Award-winning production of The Scottsboro Boys. His vocal range and stage presence set him apart, making him a dynamic force in both the film and music industries.
Driven by a passion for storytelling and an unyielding dedication to his craft, Brandon continues to push creative boundaries, whether through acting, directing, or music.
Brandon has written, directed, and starred in multiple film projects, including Eclipse (2019) and 772 N Rome St., showcasing his ability to craft compelling narratives from start to finish. His on-screen credits also include Brothers (2019) and Valentine's Day (2019), and he is in production for I've Got a Song (2026), portraying Bobby Pickett.
In addition to film, Brandon has written and starred in several music videos, including Golden Boy, If You Die, Dusk Till Dawn, and Wake Up the Stars. His storytelling approach blends cinematic visuals with emotionally charged performances, a style influenced by his extensive experience in theatre.
A former Broadway World Best Supporting Actor nominee for his role as Toby in Sweeney Todd, Brandon has over 40 stage credits, including performances in the Henry Award-winning production of The Scottsboro Boys. His vocal range and stage presence set him apart, making him a dynamic force in both the film and music industries.
Driven by a passion for storytelling and an unyielding dedication to his craft, Brandon continues to push creative boundaries, whether through acting, directing, or music.
