Kalama Epstein

Kalama Epstein

Kalama Epstein was born and raised on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, and is the youngest of three children. His first name means "flaming torch" in Hawaiian. Performing runs in his genes, and he has been modeling and performing since he was a baby, with a lifelong passion for film and film-making. He realized he also enjoyed being in front of the camera after co-starring on an episode of Hawaii Five-0 (2010). Since then, Kalama has spent the majority of his time in Los Angeles pursuing his dreams of acting and directing. He has landed starring roles in the Amazon Studios pilot Maker Shack Agency (2014), the Nickelodeon show Deadtime Stories (2012), and the feature film Under the Blood-Red Sun (2014). He has guest starred on a variety of shows including CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2015), Nickelodeons Bella and the Bulldogs (2015), Disney's Dog with a Blog (2012), and will be seen in a recurring role in The Fosters, season 4. Kalama was the lead in the award winning short film The Kid (2013), written and directed by Sean Brosnan. He has also co-starred on an episode of HBO's Ray Donovan (2013) and was the principal in numerous national commercials.

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Filmography

2024

American Sports Story
American Sports Story
as Dennis Sansoucie
TV - Released: 9/17/2024

2023

Show and Tell
Show and Tell
as Caleb
Movie - Released: 3/21/2023

2022

The Fabelmans
The Fabelmans
as Barry
Movie - Released: 11/11/2022

2019

No Good Nick
No Good Nick
as Jeremy Thompson
TV - Released: 4/15/2019

2018

Liberty Crossing
Liberty Crossing
as David Adelman
TV - Released: 1/8/2018
The Rookie
The Rookie
as Looter
TV - Released: 10/16/2018

2015

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
as Mason
TV - Released: 10/12/2015

2014

Under the Blood-Red Sun
Under the Blood-Red Sun
as Billy Davis
Movie - Released: 9/14/2014

2013

The Fosters
The Fosters
as Noah
TV - Released: 6/3/2013

2012

Gibby
Gibby
as Kid #2
Movie - Released: 8/31/2012

2010

Hawaii Five-0
Hawaii Five-0
as Jason Schafer
TV - Released: 9/20/2010