Biography

Born in FuZhou, China, Harrison inherited some Persian from his great grandfather giving him a few unique features. He grew up in Hong Kong where his interest in acting came at an early age when he starred in musicals while in middle school. Eventually his love of acting took him to London at age 17 where he studied acting at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and where he also attended Central Martins College of Art & Design which became an outlet for expressing himself as an artist through different mediums such as drawing and creative writing.

Harrison's first role was in the BBC mini-series "One Child" in 2014 followed by two additional film roles and in the UK feature "Deny Everything" and the Chinese feature Women in Front of the Camera both in 2017.
- IMDb mini biography by: Scott Eriksson

Acting is a highly imaginative and creative process. It is often therapeutic for me.

I'm friendly and love people, but because I'm an introvert, it's quite energy draining. I like going to a coffee shop where I can sit alone and just daydream, or take a walk in a cold breezy environment to refresh my mind and prompt new ideas.

I think what an actor offers the world is an opportunity to purge audiences' fears and regrets. Actors create moments of catharsis; they are responsible for a process that is delicate, sensitive and sometimes a little capricious. Being part of that is like a rehearsal for future experiences life might have to offer - what else could be more amazing!?