Tai Urban

Tai Urban aka Tai-Alexander Urban is an actor, writer, director, and producer.

In 2009, he played Arcade Fascination Game Player in Showtime’s series DEXTER.

Appearances
Season Four:


 * “Lost Boys” (uncredited)

Career
Film

His film credits include roles in Puzzled (2019); Zeroes (2019); Red Team Go (2018); Broken Angels (2017); Four Cities (2016); Streets Are Talking (2016 Video); The Witching Hour (2016 Video); Sins of the Father (2015); Dognapped (2014); Conversations with Breakfast (2013); Abduction (2013); Popular Girls (2012); My Funny Valentine (2012); Beauty (2012); and The Avengers (2012, uncredited).

TV Movies

His TV movies include Gulliver Quinn (2012); TalhotBlond (2012, uncredited); Blue-Eyed Butcher (2012, uncredited); and Little in Common (2011).

Shorts

His shorts include Stripperland (2017); You Need the Bands and the Brains (2017); Limitless Potential (2015); Short Change Hero (2015); The Massively Mixed-Up Middle School Mystery (2015); A Fighting Chance (2015); Perfection at the Plate (2014); Silent Struggles (2014); Por Pun (2014); Breaking Angels (2014); Emily (2014); Connect (2013); No Child Left Deprived (2013); Spare the Kid (2013); OowieWanna (2013); Alchemy (2013); Be with Me (2012); Wolves from Another Kingdom (2012); A.B.S (2012); Lil Tokyo Reporter (2012); A Vengeful Silence (2012); Laugh, I Nearly Died (2012); Forsake Me Not (2012); Long Distance Soup (2012); Pusher (2012); ADDicted (2012); Operation: CTF (2012); No Tomorrow (2012); Covert Thriller (2012); Inside the Box (2012); Bloody Slasher (2011); Disorders: The Dark Side of the Human Mind (2011); Goodbye (2011); Sirk! (2011); Happy Cabin Song (2011); Imagination Laboratory (2011); and Hiding Game (2011).

Television

His TV credits include appearances on Shameless; Talent Watch; Matchmakers; Brothers & Sisters (uncredited); Pair of Kings; Mike & Molly (uncredited); Jonas; Sons of Tucson; Ghost Whisperer; Bones (uncredited); Parenthood (uncredited); and The Drew Carey Show.

Personal Life
To be added

Trivia

 * Tai had his first role at the age of six months on The Drew Carey Show in 2001.