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Teck Holmes' path to Hollywood started when he candidly shared his life on "MTV's The Real World: Hawaii." His involvement made that season one of the most viewed, discussed, and controversial in the series' history. Teck's widespread popularity and dedicated fan base paved the way for a hosting career. In 2010, he helped launch Cartoon Network's top-rated show "Hole in the Wall," a family-oriented program airing weekly on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Teck has an impressive acting portfolio, featuring roles in ABC Family's "Lincoln Heights," "Friends," "NCIS," "The Parkers," Nickelodeon's "Taina," and "The Andy Dick Show." His film work includes a co-starring role alongside Ryan Reynolds and Tara Reid in the cult classic "National Lampoon's Van Wilder," as well as significant parts in "Flip the Script" with Miguel Nunez and Robin Givens, "First Daughter" starring Katie Holmes and directed by Forest Whitaker, "Truth Be Told" with Blair Underwood and Regina King, and the MTV film "Love Song" featuring Monica and Tyrese. He has also appeared in Bud Light commercials delivering their famous catchphrase "Here We Go."
As a producer, Teck has overseen more than 20 music videos and commercials, along with three feature films. Most recently, he produced and starred in the indie film "Nobody Smiling," a murder mystery set in the tough neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
Beyond acting, Teck takes pride in his work as a director, rapper, and writer. He studied theater arts, film, and television at Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. Standing 6 feet 2 inches tall, Tecumshea (Teck's full name) means "unpredictable," a fitting description for his dynamic career.
