060: Arturo Del Puerto — Perseverance, Patience and Preparation Lands a Series Regular on HBO's Camping

Actor, writer, and producer Arturo Del Puerto got his first headshots at 14 years old by stealing his mother's credit card. Creating opportunities for himself and being paid to learn has been his mission to landing him in Los Angeles. Arturo gives insight about being rejected twice from a prestigious acting conservatory in Spain, making his way to America, and finding his mentor/teacher, casting director Felicia Fasano. Stepping into assist Fasano in the casting room, Arturo shares the tips and tricks of watching actors coming in to audition and how he landed his first series regular job on the hit HBO series CAMPING. Arturo Del Puerto is a television, film and voice actor best known for his performances as Luis Flores in AMC's "Fear The Walking Dead," as well as his work in "The Last Ship" and "Independence Day: Resurgence." Puerto has guest starred and featured in numerous television series, most recently including "Claws," "Glow," "The Flash," "Better Things," and "Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders." Puerto lended his voice in two Disney animated series, a reimagined "DuckTales" as Panchito Pistoles and as Rico in "Elena of Avalor." Puerto recently appeared in Dax Shepard's Highway Patrol officer comedy "CHIPS" and worked alongside Joey King and Luke Pasqualino in "Smartass." You can currently catch Puerto in Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner's newest HBO series "Camping," following a group of old friends on a camping trip as it spirals out of control. Puerto is also in production for Ronald D. Moore's "For All Mankind," a sci-fi series due in 2019.