Zachariah Axel

Actor
Writer
Producer

Zachariah Axel was born in Denver, CO. American actor, writer, and producer known for his role on the television series 'The Rookie' (2019) and for his shorts 'A Man Apart' and 'Innocuous'.

In addition to his work as a filmmaker, Zach spent 15 years in professional sports, culminating in a Stanley Cup Championship with the Los Angeles Kings in 2014.

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Awards
- 1 win

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Known for

Clown-N-Out in Valley Village

The Professional

A Man Apart

Short

Ben
Newscasters

2023

Lulu and Frank

Short

Writer

Innocuous

Short

Bren(as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)

2018

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Actor

Shadows Fall Behind You
Short
- Dr. Schaffer
- 2023
A Man Apart
Short
- Ben
- Newscasters
- 2023
The Technomancy Project
Podcast Series
- Preacher Edward Sturge (voice)
- 2022
Side
Short
- Andy
- 2021
American English
Short
- Lumberjack
- 2020
Lonely
Short
- Repairman Mike
- 2019
The Rookie
8.0
TV Series
- Dillon
- 2019
Adjutant
Short
- Prisoner 11AQ-34
- 2019
Innocuous
Short
- Bren (as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)
- 2018
The Failure of Success
Short
- Alda-Meer (as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)
- 2018
Jack & Hope
Short
- Jack (as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)
- 2018
Pussy Footing
Short
- Bocephus (as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)
- 2017
Holy Refrigerator
Short
- Michael (as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)
- 2016
The Dead Party
Short
- Impassioned Detractor (as Zachariah Axel Ziegler)
- 2016
The Dark Tapes
4.6
- Party Extra (as Zachariah Ziegler)
- 2016

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Official site
- zachariahaxel.com
Alternative names
- Zachariah Axel Ziegler

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Gender / Gender identity
- Male

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Trivia
In addition to his passion for acting, Zach followed his passion for ice hockey while in his 20s. Zach worked for the Nashville Predators and Los Angeles Kings. His professional sports career culminated with his name engraved on the Stanley Cup as a member of the Los Angeles Kings coaching staff in 2014.