Zack Gold

Zack Gold is an American television & film actor, writer, and director. He was born on January 20, 1975. He was raised in San Francisco. He started acting with his actress mother in theatre productions. He finished his Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Acting at the University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara is a television serial which was fir >> Read More... , USA. After that, he shifted to Los Angeles, where Zack Gold became immersed in working in theatre, television, and film. He has performed lead roles in more than eleven feature films that have been filmed in Iraq, New Orleans, China, Seattle, and many at home in Hollywood.

In 2009, Zack Gold acted in the adventure drama "Survive," written & directed by Ronald Jerry. He also appeared as the Joker in the comedy-drama short "Blue Movies," directed by Scott Brown. In 2010, he played the character of Charlie in the mystery sci-fi drama television series “Asylum.” In 2011, he appeared in three films such as “The Whisperer in Darkness” (as Astronomy Colleague), “ The Perfect Family Click to look into! >> Read More... ” (as Agnes Dunn’s Son), and “The Rite of Exorcism: Myth, Mystery & Hope” (as Jesus Christ). In 2012, he portrayed the leading role of Denny in the comedy television series “Stockholm.” The following year, Zack Gold was nominated for Best Comedy Actor in a Web Television Series by the International Academy of Web Television. 

In 2015, Zack Gold acted in the mystery thriller television series "Dig," where he played the role of CCTV Tech (Zach Aaron Gold). In the same year, he also worked in "Neither and Both” (short), “The Other Side” (short), “The Unraveling” (as Michael), “Mercy’s Boyfriend Has a Rattail” (as Jon), and “Ghostline” (as Tyler Jantzen). In 2016, he portrayed the role of Drew Wilcox in the comedy television mini-series “Algorhythm." In 2017, Zack Gold appeared in the short television series "Seven Bucks Digital Studios," where he played the character of Bro Zack. The same year, he appeared in the comedy documentary television series “Adam Ruins Everything.” In the series, he portrayed the role of Bartender Zack.

In 2019, Zack Gold appeared in four shorts, including "The Other” (as Kevin), “Tour Mode” (as Deeks), "Debbie & Doug Drop Acid in the Desert" (as Doug), and "Irritable Heart" (as Bradley). He was cast as Jack Robbins in the drama television series 'Words & Actions." In 2022, he appeared in the action film "Bullet Train Down," directed by Brian Nowak. He played the character of Vigo in the movie. The same year, he appeared as Ace in the comedy-drama television mini-series "Pam & Tommy." In 2023, he appeared in the drama "Black Girl Missing," directed by Delmar Washington. As a writer & director, Zack Gold worked in the "Boxing Day" (short) and "Gridlocked" (television series). He was the director of two short "Half Half Full" (2016) and "Awesome" (2012). He worked as a writer in the short "Debbie & Doug Drop Acid in the Desert" in 2019.