Rob Becerra(I)

Rob Becerra was born in Queens, New York in 1987 and grew up as an only child. From a young age he had an eye for Acting. Becerra attended the New York Acting School for Film & Television in Manhattan. While there he was regarded by Acting Coach Mark Stolzenberg as: "One of the most talented and hardworking students I ever worked with". In 2012 Becerra played a Mob Associate alongside Sopranos Actor Artie Pasquale on short film "Father Holliday" which was his first short film. Becerra got his first feature film break on "Bridge And Tunnel" in 2014. Becerra made his first National Television appearance in January 2016 on Animal Planet TV Show "Pitbulls & Parolees. His 2nd feature film was "Romance In The Digital Age" which debuted in 2017. In "2017" Becerra led the Animal Welfare Campaign for New York City Mayor Candidate Sal Albanese who placed 2nd in the NYC Mayor's race . In September 2017 Becerra made International headlines when he spoke out in protest against the FDNY's Age Discriminatory hiring practices. In October 2020 Rob Becerra appeared on The Drew Barrymore Show on CBS with his rescue Cat "Bad News Sweet Pea" for their segment "Men and their Cats" , currently "2021" Becerra is the President of Celebrity backed company "Ruthless Pawz" and is leading the Animal Welfare Campaign for NYC Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa. He is a former Radio Personality/Associate Producer on WPAT AM 930-NY "Teddy Smith Show". In his spare time Rob Becerra is an Animal Activist who has appeared in the New York Daily News, NY Post, Fox 5 News, CBS 2 News, NY1 News among other media outlets. Rob Becerra has been studying under the tutelage of his mentor Sopranos Actor Vincent Pastore who starred in the first 2 seasons of the "Sopranos".