Personal details
- Birth Location: Orlando, Florida, USA
- Professions: Sound Department, Actor, Stunts
LeQuan Antonio Bennett’s story isn’t your typical Hollywood fairy tale—it’s got grit, detours, and a whole lotta hustle. Born in Florida to a teacher and a Navy sailor, he grew up juggling discipline and a wild streak of creativity. College? He nailed a Visual Arts degree at the University of Florida, but instead of settling down, he bounced across the country: New York, then somehow Alaska (yeah, Alaska), and even Silicon Valley. The guy’s done everything from shooting videos for Forbes to running armed security at a military base. Not exactly the “waiting tables in LA” route. Army National Guard? Check. Quality assurance at Apple? Yup. But, honestly, acting was always calling his name louder than anything else. So, he finally caved and made his way to LA. There, he’s been grinding at heavy-hitter acting schools like Antaeus Academy and Stuart Rogers Studios, plus picking up voice chops at places like Voice Masters and The Voicecaster. The man even trained in Knight-Thompson Speechwork and Fitzmaurice Voicework—if you know, you know. His military background came in clutch, too: screen-fighting, wild stunts, wire-work, all that jazz. And it paid off—he made his TV debut on FX’s SNOWFALL, which, honestly, is no small feat. Now, everyone’s watching out for his next big move in Freaky Tales, directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, where he’s sharing the screen with some serious names. With his mix of drive, talent, and a resume that’s anything but boring, LeQuan’s just getting started.
reference nFenced Sabre follows the intense world of collegiate fencing at the University of Florida, where rivalries flare and egos clash just as fiercely as the blades. The story zeroes in on a scrappy underdog, a transfer student with more attitude than cash, who’s desperate to make a name for herself on a team dominated by legacy athletes and old money. Sweat, blood, and a few broken sabres later, friendships form in the chaos, but not without betrayals, secret romances, and training montages straight outta the ‘80s. The coach—grizzled, world-weary, probably drinks too much coffee—pushes everyone to the edge, convinced greatness is forged under pressure. Regionals loom. Stakes get wild. The final match? It’s all about heart, grit, and that split-second decision that changes everything. Fenced Sabre doesn’t just slice into the sport—it exposes the messy, beautiful humanity underneath all that gear.
Konidela Ram Charan
Orlando, Florida, USA