Isaac Hayman is an artist and actor currently residing in New York City. Growing up, literature and cinema greatly shaped his adolescent life. Writers such as Albert Camus and Jack Kerouac had a great impact upon his understanding of the written word; and actors such as James Dean, Philip Seymour Hoffman, River Phoenix, and Marlon Brando illustrated that the thoughts and feelings behind the written word didn't need to live solely upon the page. Isaac has amassed a multitude of credits both in film and on the stage. He appeared in the Off-Broadway production of Royal Oak, and most recently starred in Columbia University's Root Rot. He has also starred in numerous short films such as North to the Future, Bury Me in Red, It Was All Mine, and Beautiful Depravity. He has also accumulated credits in television, appearing in Gladiator: An American Sports Story.
