Biography

Beginning his career in Alabama community theatre at the age of four, Dylan Snyder became a standout for his acting, singing, and dancing abilities. When Hurricane Katrina hit the south and wiped out his school system, Snyder’s parents were encouraged by the Theatre Tuscaloosa Director to give Broadway a try. Within the first year of moving to New York, Snyder landed the starring role of Young Tarzan in the 2006 Broadway musical, Tarzan (Disney Theatrical). He quickly broke into film and television, starring in Todd Solondz’s Life During Wartime. Snyder moved to Los Angeles when landing a series regular role on Kickin’ It (Disney XD), a martial arts show which ran for four seasons and is experiencing a resurgence with a new generation streaming on Disney+. Snyder went on to star in the period piece Flock of Flour as a jazz drummer, and the creature feature Crabs!, co-starred in the season 3 premiere of Better Call Saul (Sony), and guest-starred in the final season of Will & Grace (NBC). His Alabama roots show through his extensive experience riding motorcycles and handling firearms. Since his time on the California coast, Snyder has become certified as an Advanced Open Water scuba diver, often swimming with sharks and exploring shipwrecks. He plays bass and keys in the experimental rock band Sensor Noise.
- IMDb mini biography by: Allisyn Snyder

From a young age, Dylan took an interest in Astronomy. After graduating at the age of fifteen, he began studying Astrophysics at Santa Monica College.

Snyder is a prolific musician, with skills in Guitar, Bass, Piano, Banjo, Ukulele, Drums, and Saxophone.

While living in New York, Dylan auditioned for the role of Milton Krupnick on the Disney XD show Kickin' It via self-tape. Disney flew him out to California for a chemistry read with the other members of the cast. After two months of waiting, Dylan was offered the role and he made the move to Los Angeles.

While on Broadway, Snyder received vocal lessons from Richard Lissemore once a week for four years. He also has extensive training in Tap, Jazz, and Ballet, studying under Janine Molinari and Yuka Kawazu.