Gardo Flores

I am committed to telling the stories that reveal who we are as human beings. I believe there are countless perspectives still waiting to be heard, and every role gives me the chance to explore the emotions that connect us—vulnerability, resilience, fear, love, and the quiet truths we often keep hidden. Regardless of race, religion, or gender, we all share a common humanity, and my goal is to reflect that honestly in every character I portray.

My work is grounded in authenticity, intention, and emotional clarity. I’m drawn to roles that challenge a character’s sense of duty, identity, and moral code—figures who carry quiet intensity, disciplined focus, and a deep well of feeling beneath the surface. Whether the story unfolds in moments of high tension or intimate stillness, I aim to bring presence, depth, and a lived-in reality to the screen.

I’ve trained extensively in Los Angeles to strengthen my craft. At the Elizabeth Mestnik Acting Studio, I completed Meisner year 1 & 2 along with dedicated scene study training. Through Second Draft, I developed strong cold-reading skills, and at Real Voice L.A. I expanded my vocal range for commercial and animation voiceover work. My improv and sketch background at The Groundlings—spanning basic through advanced levels—refined my ability to stay responsive, spontaneous, and fully in the moment.

My credits include lead roles in Chain Breaker (dir. Mac Duffy), Honor Code and Eyes Open (dir. Steven Schmidt), and Harvest with Mo-tivation Unlimited. I’ve also appeared in supporting roles in Love in the Shadows, Stakes Is High (dir. Jean-Pierre Caner), Love Doll, and Chalino with The Knife Chase.

Across every project, my goal remains simple: to honor the human experience and bring truth to the stories that need to be told.