Frank DeJulio is a Rochester, New York native who has spent more than two decades working as an actor, writer, and artist in New York City. After graduating from high school in 2004, Frank moved to New York City to attend the Circle in the Square Theatre School, where he spent two years studying the techniques of Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg, Sanford Meisner, Uta Hagen, and Stella Adler.
While in New York, Frank performed in productions at Columbia University, New York University, and the Actors Studio before moving into independent film and television. His screen credits include appearances on Bull, Law & Order, Blindspot, Smash, The Other Two, and HBO’s The Night Of, as well as the HBO film The Normal Heart. Frank has also worked extensively in independent film and theater and was a member of an improv troupe at the Upright Citizens Brigade, where he also trained.
In 2011, Frank wrote and starred in The Unnatural Acts, which was produced Off-Broadway in New York City.
After spending more than 20 years immersed in the professional acting world, Frank brings that experience to his work with actors. At the heart of his teaching is a simple belief: being an artist is a gift, and being an actor is about learning to access what is already within you. The tools, the training, and the technique matter—but ultimately, the actor has everything they need. The work is learning how to access it.
Frank is especially passionate about actors who do it because they genuinely love to act—not simply because they want a career in the business. He believes that being an artist is not something that only happens in a rehearsal room or on a set, but a way of moving through the world: staying curious, paying attention, listening, observing, and remaining connected to what makes us human.
A lifelong actor and artist, Frank is excited to bring his experience, training, and love of the craft back to his hometown and to help actors in Rochester discover their own voice, instincts, and relationship to the work.