Conner Stark

Conner Bishop Stark is an American-born actor, singer-songwriter, and model. He began acting in film when he was cast as a featured extra in Jon M. Chu's Step Up 3D (2010) and later in The Dark Knight Rises (2012)In 2010, Stark was accepted on scholarship to The University of Southern California. Initially double-majoring in Song-writing & Theatre, Stark dropped both majors and switched to Communications (Emphasis: Entertainment) so he could keep his work life and school life separate. Within weeks of moving to Los Angeles, Stark began recording music with record producer Johannes Luley who, prior to collaborating with Stark, was most known for his compositional work on the hit TV show One Tree Hill (2003).Four weeks into working together, Stark established himself in both the music and fashion industry when his demo music was featured on the runway of the Alexander McQueen Tribute Show in Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Just three months later, Stark became a featured musician at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards.Stark combined his love for music and acting at The University of Southern California where he was cast as Francis Giminiani in the play 'Gemini' by Albert Innaurto. Also in 2011, Stark was cast in his second lead role as Hal (Harold) Dobbs in the play, 'Proof' by David Auburn. He would follow this accomplishment in 2012 with being cast as Jonathon Gerald in the improvisational play "Invasion," making this his third lead role in a USC production.In December of 2012, Stark modeled for Ashley Streff, who shot portfolio spreads of Stark for Vogue Italia and Vogue Art + Commerce. One month later, Stark expanded his portfolio to include St. Bernard Sport's and Direct of NY.In March of 2013, Conner Stark signed with NBCUniversal to compose, produce, and perform the theme music for the Style Network's brand new series Style Pop. The show premiered nationwide on June 6th, 2013.In July of 2013, it was announced that Conner Stark will portray the lead character, "Jason" in the independent feature-film "Trust." This dark-drama will privately screen at UCLA this winter and will screen at the credited film festivals in 2014/2015. Show less «