Stewart Mead

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Stewart Mead
Mead in 2010
Nationality	American
Education	HB Studio Luigi's School of Dance The Modern Dance Group
Alma mater	Hofstra University
Occupation(s)	Actor, former airline pilot
Employer	Lifetime (TV network)

Stewart Mead is an American

Career

Acting

Mead's most notable roles include the South African judge in Amandala Kamandela, a Henry Street Settlement Production in New York City, an Off-Broadway performance as the British correspondent in Our Husband has Gone Mad Again on Theater Row, and Leo the Lionhearted in Rod Serling's Off Broadway play "Requiem for a Heavyweight." Most recently, Stewart was featured as Police Inspector Elmer Sweeney in Ayn Rand’s Night of January 16th for Hofstra Entertainment,^[1] directed and produced by Bob Spiotto. Additionally, he has performed in over sixty independent films ^{[citation needed]} in addition to portraying the lead detective in Sam’s Creation for the Discovery Channel.

Producing and writing

Stewart is currently a producer at