Bradley Belich(I)
- Actor
- Location Management
Known for multiple episodes of ABC's "What Would You Do?" and feature film roles like Justin Atkinson's "Walt" from "Bobby's Intermission", Brad has started to obtain a strong presence in the mid-west with a variety of different roles.
Coming from a region of hardy people who work in iron ore mines, Brad never saw himself as an actor. Instead, he trained in sports like wrestling and football. Stemming from a blue-collar family, Brad learned at a young age what work was like. Helping his family with construction and trying to make it through 2008 seemed like a natural right of passage to him.
After high school, Brad attended college for electrical maintenance and construction, which he loathed but still graduated with. During this period he found himself enlisting in the Army National Guard as an electrician and diesel mechanic. He would later become a Scout and Drone operator before medically retiring in 2021.
While living in Superior Wisconsin an oil refinery near his home would have an explosion that cause the evacuation of the city. It was this event that would drive Brad back home to work at what he considered his "Dream Job" at the time. It turns out it was not.
After discovering that this in fact was not the ideal life he had always thought it would be, Brad decided to leave his home and pursue something somewhere else and that somewhere, would be Minneapolis.
While acclimating to his new environment, with new people, in areas he has never seen, Brad found clarity and happiness while randomly signing up for an acting class by the Twin Cities very own, Bill Cooper.
Attending acting classes not only allowed Brad to help himself, but also helped him meet people within the acting community. These connections would later form into job offers, costars, and friendships. These relationships would also allow Brad to be a part of the champion Z-Fest teams and secure a principle role in a feature film within his first year of acting!
Today, Brad continues to work as an actor having recurring roles with Nicolet Law, multiple episodes of "What Would You Do?", and continuing to grow his professional talents while lifting up the others around him.
Coming from a region of hardy people who work in iron ore mines, Brad never saw himself as an actor. Instead, he trained in sports like wrestling and football. Stemming from a blue-collar family, Brad learned at a young age what work was like. Helping his family with construction and trying to make it through 2008 seemed like a natural right of passage to him.
After high school, Brad attended college for electrical maintenance and construction, which he loathed but still graduated with. During this period he found himself enlisting in the Army National Guard as an electrician and diesel mechanic. He would later become a Scout and Drone operator before medically retiring in 2021.
While living in Superior Wisconsin an oil refinery near his home would have an explosion that cause the evacuation of the city. It was this event that would drive Brad back home to work at what he considered his "Dream Job" at the time. It turns out it was not.
After discovering that this in fact was not the ideal life he had always thought it would be, Brad decided to leave his home and pursue something somewhere else and that somewhere, would be Minneapolis.
While acclimating to his new environment, with new people, in areas he has never seen, Brad found clarity and happiness while randomly signing up for an acting class by the Twin Cities very own, Bill Cooper.
Attending acting classes not only allowed Brad to help himself, but also helped him meet people within the acting community. These connections would later form into job offers, costars, and friendships. These relationships would also allow Brad to be a part of the champion Z-Fest teams and secure a principle role in a feature film within his first year of acting!
Today, Brad continues to work as an actor having recurring roles with Nicolet Law, multiple episodes of "What Would You Do?", and continuing to grow his professional talents while lifting up the others around him.
