September 16, 2024

Talent Spotlight & News: Actor Izac (Yitshak) Chen Lee Wins Best Supporting Actor

Izac Chen Lee is a talented rising actor in the entertainment industry. Izac has studied at the prestigious Howard Fine Acting Studio and Stella Adler Academy. He is originally from Paris, France, and recently moved to Hollywood, California, pursuing a professional career in the film industry. Izac Lee is known for his roles in Repair and Malfunctions (2023), The Witch Woke Me Up (2023), and Old Fashioned (2023). He has also starred as a lead in multiple film projects and was also featured as the main character in a new music video by Dj Tiesto called All My Life.

LATEST FILM PROJECTS & RECOGNITIONS IN THE INDUSTRY

Izac Lee recently completed “Killing Dragons Cookbook,” a short film that is confirmed to have an official premier on August 17, 2024, at Regal LA Live Cinema at the 48th film festival. Izac stars in the film as a supporting actor.

Two The H2rd Way is another film that is set to be featured at film festivals soon.

IZAC LEE RECENT AWARDS – WINNING BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR!

The Witch Woke Me Up (2023) won three awards in the film festival competitions!

Repair and Malfunctions (2023) has won nine awards at film festivals, including three awards Izac has won for Best Supporting Actor in the film.

Some other films starring actor Izac Lee are set to be featured in film festivals in September. Stay tuned for more, and follow actor Izac Lee on his official socials!

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/izacamrany

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