Austin Iredale is a NYC-based actor, writer and producer. His latest work as an actor is in the upcoming Showtime series "Let the Right One In," directed by Seith Mann. Before that he can be seen as a convict hacker in NBC's "The Blacklist," as well as the young Cooper Huckabee in "NCIS," among many other television roles. A graduate of the Stella Adler Academy of Theatre and Acting in Los Angeles, his formative years were spent working in the LA theatre scene. There he acted frequently with The Vagrancy, an award-winning not-for-profit theatre company, as well as originated roles in works by LA playwright Timothy McNeil and UK transplant Che Walker. He co-founded the Stella Adler Lab Series, Dark Fridays, and volunteered as performer and producer for A Light in Dark Places, a short play festival associated with The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Austin currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife and their many, many house plants.