Mr. Walcutt has worked on nearly 200 film and television projects with more than 100 guest-starring roles including Titanic, Mulan, Little Miss Sunshine, Lost, Criminal Minds, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. For many years, he was the artistic director of Shakespeare Orange County, where he played Macbeth, Malvolio, and Richard III, among many other roles. Mr. Walcutt has won the Screen Actors Guild Award and the Golden Ace Award, as well as the award for Best Director at the Indie Fest and the Las Vegas Film Festival. He was named by Orange County Register as one of the Most Influential People in Arts and Culture for 2014.

In California, Mr. Amerson has helped shape young minds and nurture talent across different institutions and communities. As a Dual Enrollment Professor at Santa Ana College, he teaches theatre arts, instilling in students a deep appreciation for dramatic literature and acting methodologies. Mr. Amerson has been a stalwart educator at Orange County School of the Arts, having taught a myriad of subjects ranging from acting to theatre history while fostering creativity and critical thinking among his students.

Not content with traditional classroom settings, Mr. Amerson has extended his reach far and wide. From serving as an Executive Board Member of the California State Thespians to coaching aspiring actors at the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, hehas left an indelible mark on many local and state programs. Mr. Amerson's dedication to using theatre as a tool for social justice is evident in his work, whether it's facilitating workshops on political theater or directing productions addressing issues of intolerance and discrimination.

Beyond teaching, Mr. Amerson has excelled in theater management and directing, bringing to life many devised productions that resonate with audiences on a profound level. His directorial ventures, such as "Enemy/Flint" and "Sadako and a Thousand Cranes," showcase his commitment to using theater as a vehicle for social change and empowerment. His illustrious career at South Coast Repertory began in 2012. 

As the President and CEO of Drama In Action, he spearheads initiatives aimed at fostering artistic expression and community engagement by bringing high quality workshops to underserved schools and communities.