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Todd William Schroeder was born in London, Ontario, and embarked on his acting career, initially in regional theater, before establishing himself in Toronto in 1985. Following his education in performing arts at Humber College, he has built a successful career spanning over 30 years in the fields of Film and Television. He holds membership in ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists) and the Writers & Directors Guild of Canada. With an extensive body of work, Todd has made guest appearances in more than 100 films and TV series, in addition to featuring in over 60 commercials. Throughout his career, he has had the opportunity to share the screen with accomplished actors such as Oscar-nominated Don Cheadle, John Hurt, Eugene Levy, Henry Thomas, Tia Carrere, Michael Riley, Robert Urich, Joe Mantegna, Geraint Wyn Davies, Sonja Smits, Harris Yulin, Paul Gross, Lorraine Bracco, Christopher Plummer, and David Carradine, among others. Standing at a height of 6 feet 4 inches, and leveraging his background in football, Todd has also forged a parallel career as a Hollywood stuntman. In this role, he has portrayed numerous villainous characters and doubled for some of the industry's most prominent actors, including Tom Selleck, David Morse, Billy Campbell, Tom Jackson, Steven Seagal, David Graf, Pablo Schreiber, and Kevin Kilner. In the year 2002, Schroeder established a modest boutique production company and subsequently achieved recognition as an award-winning Writer, Producer, and Director with an international festival accolades for two 30-minute drama productions, marking his debut as a director. Under the banner of his company, Fallingstar Films, he diversified his portfolio by servicing a variety of sectors, including but not limited to pharmaceuticals, trade unions, and the private sector. Fallingstar Films specializes in the creation of media content, short documentaries, commercials, as well as safety and training industrial videos. For further information, please visit the provided link below
