Adam Sevaney is an American actor, best known to the viewer for the series of films "Step Up", in which he played the role of Robert Alexander III.
Biography
Sevani is of Armenian-Italian origin. His older brother, Wahe Sevani, was a member of the boy band NLT. Adam Sevani grew up in Los Angeles, California. Started dancing from an early age at the Synthesis Dance Center, founded by his parents.
After graduating from school, Adam began to think about an acting career, but the love of dancing did not leave him. Having come to the casting for the film "Step Up 2", Sevani made a great impression on the commission, thereby the young man combined his passion and acting career.
Career start
For the first time Adam Sevani appeared on the screen in 2002, the aspiring actor appeared before the audience in the role of St. Benedict in the film "Emperor's Club". Then the actor starred in several low-budget films.
The real success came to Adam in 2008. In February, Sevani appeared in the dance drama "Step Up 2: The Streets" from the TV companyTouchstone Pictures.
The character Robert "Moose" Alexander III, played by Sevani, received high praise from critics, among them was the famous American newspaper The New York Times, which noted that this guy is the best nerd in the history of cinema.
In 2009, the film "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory" will appear on television screens, where the actor plays himself.
Followed by the continuation of the recently sensational film "Step Up", where Adam Sevani was invited. Films that continued the previous part quickly established themselves in the top three premieres of the year.
In May 2009, Sevani was cast as "Moose" in the planned third installment of the Step Up Trilogy. Filmed in New York City, the film was budgeted at $30 million.
The film "Step Up 3D", where the same previously familiar to the viewer "Moose" and his best friend Alison Stoner were in the spotlight. It presents a story where Sevani continues to find herself on the big dance scene. The film was released in August 2010 to generally mixed reviews from critics. As of August 2012, the film was the highest-grossing film, grossing over $159 million worldwide. In July 2012, the actor appeared in some scenes of the fourth installment of the trilogy, Step Up: Revolution. In 2014, Adam Sevani once again reprized his role as "Moose" in the fifth installment of the film.
In August 2010, it was confirmed that the actor would be filmingin the American remake of the 2008 French film "LOL" (Summer. Odnoklassniki. Love.), along with Miley Cyrus, Demi Moore and Ashley Greene. The film's script focuses on the character of Kira and her final year of high school. The film received a limited release in the US in May 2012 and received poor reviews from critics.
Dance career
Despite the professional career of the actor, which was quite successful for the young man, Adam took part in the filming of many videos of the NLT group, and also made the choreographic part for the video "Karma".
In 2006, Adam Sevani, whose photo at that time was still not very recognizable to the viewer, together with John Chu created a dance group. They advertised themselves very quickly, regularly released videos and posted them on the Web. Also, Sevani, along with his team, entered into a dance battle with the Miley Cyrus team, the battle ended with a joint performance of both teams.
Filmography
Films are arranged in chronological order (the year of release of the film is indicated in brackets):
- "Emperor's Club" - student Benedict (2002).
- FLY KIDZ - Adam (2005).
- "Very bad" - Isen (2007).
- "Step Up 2: The Streets" - Robert "Moose" Alexander III (2008).
- "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory" - played himself (2009).
- "Step Up 3D" - Robert "Moose" Alexander III (2010).
- "Step Up:Revolution" - Robert (2012).
- "First time" character Wurtzheimer Guy (2012).
- "LOL" - wen (2012).
- "Step Up: All In" - "Moose" (2014).
To date, Adam Sevani has achieved tremendous achievements in his acting career, although the young man is only 24 years old. It is difficult to talk about the future of this talent, but we wish him good luck in this field and great victories.
