A native New Yorker, Harrison Holzer made his film debut playing the incomparable, Oscar-winning Sam Rockwell's son in "Better Living Through Chemistry." He has three great loves: his Knicks, his family, and comedy. He received stellar reviews in his improvisational tour de force performance with Jason Segel & Cameron Diaz in "Sex Tape." Although he loved squaring off with Segel in his scenes, his most memorable experience from shooting was being fed some kale off Ms. Diaz's fork. Harrison has also appeared in multiple TV shows over the years, like Criminal Minds, Black-ish, American Dad, and the ABC pilot "Nerd Herd." In 2017, he was part of the outstanding ensemble in the critically acclaimed indie smash-hit "My Friend Dahmer." Working on the film was a haunting and unforgettable experience. However, he says his toughest challenge shooting the film was probably the pressure of "properly sporting overalls," as his character "Mike" did constantly throughout the movie. Harvard was to be Harrison's next step; however, he deferred for a year when he booked a role unparalleled to all that had come before: Jeff Levine in "The After Party," which marks his debut lead performance. He stars alongside Kyle Harvey in this hilarious Netflix buddy comedy about two best friends who attempt to defy the odds over the course of one crazy night. Harrison hopes to eventually jump behind the camera. When he's not acting, he's writing & creating (OK let's be real, or playing Fortnite), and he imagines one day producing his own work.