Gus Kamp Biography and Net Worth

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He portrays Barry Eisenberg as a teenage guru whose invention allows Shelby and Cyd close buddies to travel back through time. He had performed in the theater before landing a lead role in the Disney series, and also appeared in commercials.

Gus is a professional stage actor who has been involved in numerous plays and musicals including ‘Annie,’ ‘Guys and Dolls,’ ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ etc. He starred in print ads and TV and radio advertising for Toys R Us for more than a year.

In ‘The Streetfighter’ he portrayed Ryan Freeman the same year, the son of a player struggling to make it as a lawyer. Gus, who enjoys horror movies, has landed parts over the next several years in many horror short films and TV shows, including ‘The Sleepover’ and ‘Deadtime Tales.’

In September 2013, he launched his YouTube channel, and often posts gaming videos. He mentions his channel is purely for fun, and by introducing ads, he does not intend to monetize the platform.

He finally moved to LA at the age of eleven, and began to take acting lessons at The Young Actor’s School. In 2013, Gus won a part in an untitled CBS comedy series alongside high-profile actors Matthew Broderick and Kristin Chenoweth which was later cancelled. His success in the show’s pilot did not go unnoticed however.

Before being featured in Disney’s ‘Best Friends Anytime’ in 2015, he bagged parts in short films and made guest appearances at a variety of TV shows. For the segment “Let’s Make a Steal” he has made a guest appearance in Nickelodeon’s sitcom ‘Henry Danger.’

At a very early age Gus Kamp began to show his acting skills. He acted out a scene for his family from ‘Star Wars’ when he was just three years old. He started learning some maic tricks at the age of 9, and would often perform tricks on various occasions for family and friends.

However, when participating in a Shakespeare festival at his elementary school, Gus acknowledged his love for acting. He soon began performing with the Catchpenny Theatre in Denver on stage.

A regional talent agency, which selected him to deliver an opening skit for famous comedian David Cross in front of 3,000 fans, recognized his extraordinary talent at age 10. He soon began traveling to Los Angeles, auditioning for student films, national commercials, films, and television.

In 2011, he was a panel member with Beck Bennett on Fresh Viewpoints, a chat show children and young people discussing current affairs.

On the other hand, Gus has always been thrilled with the thought of going on stage, and loves improvising when he has no scripted line. Now a successful actor, Gus hasn’t given up on polishing his acting skills and continues to regularly visit The Young Actor’s Studio.

According to him, while he is doing his job as a professional actor on the stages, in the acting class he will know his art. Alongside his love of performing, Kamp enjoys writing scripts, poetry, and short stories.

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