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Stephaune Wallace, an accomplished actor hailing from Miami, Florida, brings a wealth of experience and achievements to his multifaceted career. With over 50 national TV commercials under his belt, Stephaune has captivated audiences on-air and during live events, leaving a lasting impression. He has also dedicated himself to education, crafting comprehensive curricula and conducting master classes on "Booking & Confidence." Furthermore, Stephaune's compassionate nature led him to establish a nonprofit organization in 2010, benefiting at-risk inner-city children and providing thousands of meals to homeless individuals enduring extreme poverty.
Stephaune's journey began at the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies at Florida Atlantic University, where he honed his skills. Since the tender age of 10, he has been a proud member of SAG-AFTRA. Recognizing his exceptional childhood work, both the Mayor of Miami and the Governor of Florida awarded Stephaune city and state proclamations. Presently residing in Los Angeles, he has gained widespread recognition through his appearances in 21 iSpot TV spots, airing nationally with over 59,000 airings, and his YouTube Channel, boasting 32+ other spots and surpassing 23,000 views.
At the age of 12, Stephaune embarked on his hosting career on the Emmy Award-winning daily kid-based news broadcast, "Notebook News," aired on WBFS TV33. In Los Angeles, he has conducted interviews with numerous celebrities, producers, directors, and showrunners. Stephaune's work on Afterbuzz TV involved a four-year collaboration with Maria Menounos, where he played a pivotal role in creating the reality recap after show for the entire "Love and Hip Hop" franchise, encompassing New York, Atlanta, and Hollywood (176 episodes at the time). These after shows consistently ranked in the top 10% on iTunes and Podcasts.
As a Live Event Host, Stephaune has graced the stages of esteemed venues such as the Staples Center, NBC Universal, Los Angeles Convention Center, USC Galen Center, LA Sports Arena, Manhattan Center NYC, San Diego Convention Center, and the world-renowned Hollywood Improv. He has also served as a host for the Los Angeles Unified School District's "Grand Arts Festival" at Grand Park Downtown LA, attracting an impressive attendance of over 15,000 individuals.
Through his role as Program Director of the nonprofit organization MoreFireNation, Stephaune has rallied hundreds of volunteers, raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, personally fed thousands of individuals and families, and generated global awareness of the challenges faced by disenfranchised inner-city youth and the growing homeless population in Los Angeles. Collaborating with influential entities like George Lucas of Lucasfilm, Google, The Getty Center, USC's LifeGuard program, and AMC Theaters, Stephaune has spearheaded philanthropic initiatives benefiting the children of Imperial Courts Housing Projects in Watts, South Central LA. Additionally, he hosted a documentary called "Skid Row Tuesdays," chronicling his encounters in the Skid Row district of downtown Los Angeles, which has garnered over 300,000 views on YouTube.
Today, Stephaune continues to make waves with his national TV ads featured on major networks. Notably, his involvement with Chase Bank includes the widely viewed campaign "Security at Your Fingertips Feels Good" with over 5.5 million views on YouTube. He also stars in Chase Bank's Family Campaign, "teach save grow," featuring his photography displayed in all Chase Bank locations and billboards nationwide. Furthermore, Stephaune takes part in the Official Campaign "Heroes Assemble" for Disneyland's Avengers Campus, an immersive experience within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In this campaign, he portrays Hero Dad alongside a star-studded cast of Marvel characters, including Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Black Widow, Ant-Man, and Wasp.
