Juston Graber

Juston Roy Graber was born in Buffalo, New York to Lori (Brennan) and Roy A Graber, who worked as a construction worker/roofer. Juston's father always stressed the importance of education; however, Juston did not attend college until later in life. Upon graduating from high school in 2003, Juston joined the United States Army. His service spanned the length of eight years, deploying a total of four times in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. During his service, he earned the rank and position of Staff Sergeant/Squad Leader (E-6).As a child, Juston never found it difficult to make other's laugh, even if it meant at his own expense. His outgoing personality craved the spotlight. His natural comedic and dramatic qualities are what attracted Juston to the entertainment world. His close friends, fellow soldiers, and "battle buddies" helped to spark Juston's interest and pursuit in acting as a career. They all agreed that his personable traits along with his discipline, fellowship, genuineness, and, even goofiness might elicit even greater abilities as an actor and establish a solid foothold in a rough, but promising business.When Juston separated from the Army in 2012, it was not hard for him to plan his next endeavor in life. He began his acting career at the age of 26 and has been involved in numerous independent films, theatrical productions, improvisation, voice acting, and has even dabbled in musical theater. He went on to study performing arts at the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2013. After a year of getting his feet wet, he transferred to the University of Southern California in 2014 to continue his training in performing arts and theater. Juston has proven to consistently stretch outside of his comfort zone by investing time within his professional training and playing a variety of characters in film, television, and theater in order to maintain and exemplify his skills as an actor.Juston is known for his role as Dale Grayden in By the Book (2012), as well as his lead and supporting roles in Padlock (2014), and Beyond the Call to Duty (2016). Show less «