Kevin Lucero Less

**Kevin Lucero Less: Biography**

Kevin Lucero Less is a distinguished actor, filmmaker, and artist whose career spans over three decades and includes more than 400 productions across stage, film, and television. A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles, he has captivated audiences with his diverse portrayals, achieving over 2,000 performances and receiving more than 200 accolades.

His impressive roster of awards features recognition from prestigious festivals, including Best Actor honors at the Golden Lion International Film Festival, Emerald Peacock Film Festival, and Gladiator Film Festival, among others. Kevin's work has also been showcased in renowned venues such as the Albuquerque Museum, Art Institute of Chicago, and Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires.

Notable films in his portfolio include "Move Me," which gained acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival and qualified for the Academy Awards, and "Food for Thought," which was nominated for Outstanding Original Screenplay at the Dixie Awards. Other significant projects include "Passover," "The Disease," and "It Ends with a Knife," each earning accolades at various festivals.

Kevin’s versatility is further reflected in his participation in official selections at multiple film festivals, where he has garnered both audience and critical acclaim. As he continues to push creative boundaries, Kevin Lucero Less remains a prominent figure in the arts, inspiring future generations of performers and filmmakers.