Drake Stephens (child actor)

Drake Stephens (born October 25, 2000) is an American child actor. He is best known for his appearance Little Did He Know (2013), and is also known for his first appearance in Concept One Productions' And So, My Children (2012) and his current appearance in Surrender (2014). His commercial and theatrical representation is Abrams Artists.

Biography
Stephens was born on October 25, 2000 in Springfield, Missouri. He is the mother of actor and producer Angela Stephens. He has been on stage since he was 3 in Missouri. His grandparents took him to the Webster County Opry, and he performed live on stage the first Friday of each month. He had a unique ability to make up his own songs and play the guitar with his own method. He loves music and his family.

Stephens was involved in baseball, soccer, swimming, gymnastics, and getting ready to enter the 3rd grade. He performed a stand-up comedy with a traveling Branson Comedy Group. He knew all about tractors and hauling hay on the farm. He was interested in a lot of different things: he was gracious and always ready to go. His favorite downtime was watching Seinfeld, SpongeBob SquarePants, and playing outside with his friends. He told people all about George, Jerry, Kramer, and Elaine. Of course, Seinfeld ran a close second to SpongeBob SquarePants, Scooby-Doo, and the Wheel of Fortune, which he calls the Alphabet Game. He started playing the electric guitar and enjoyed singing alone and with his school choir.

Stephens has many friends and is quick to direct and manage the group. His personality is unique and he always is ready to travel. He is a lot of fun, he is a happy child to be around, and interacts well with children and adults. He loves getting new scripts to learn and can't wait to hop on a plane for his next opportunity.

YouTube
His very first active year and very first year active in YouTube was 2010.

Film and television
Stephens marked his first appearance in Concept One Productions' And So, My Children (2012). He also made main appearances in Little Did He Know (2013), and Surrender (2014). He made cameo appearances in Feedback (2013), a short sci-fi film, and Shadow Bound (2013), a horror television mini-series. He will appear in Angela Stephens' production Bald Knobber (2015) and provide the voice of RoboCat in Walt Disney Animation Studios' Captain Girly and Elanor Bryant.

Juniper Gardens
In 2012, Stephens played Ethan in the Juniper Gardens autism video by Wide Awake Films.

Hallmark
In 2013, While performing the song, Cupid's Shuffle, Stephens provided the voice of Hallmark's Cupig.