‏Marco Infante‏

Marco started acting in Orlando, Florida when he landed a part on Nickelodeon's "Taina" at age 14. In High School, Marco was invited to sing for the governor of Florida after making headlines in the local newspaper for his performance as Audrey II in "Little Shop of Horrors". Marco was accepted into the prestigious BFA Acting Conservatory at Florida State University. While there, Marco starred in various mainstage productions such as Jerry in "The Full Monty" and was mentored by Burt Reynolds. After college, Marco originated two musical stage roles while working with Broadway director Robert Shrock and is still one of the original Eastside Heartbeats. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2007, Marco has created a production house which continues to produce material under his creative control. Marco is most recognizable for his co-star appearance on "Melissa & Joey" and his viral Doritos Commercials. He currently resides in Studio City, Ca.