Austin Fryberger

Austin Fryberger was born in Tullahoma, Tennessee, to Peter Fryberger, an engineer, and his musically talented wife, Maralyn Fryberger. Austin is the youngest of three boys. His ancestry includes German, Dutch, Swedish, and Native American; his surname springs from a distant German immigrant ancestor named "Freyberger". His oldest brother Charles Fryberger III is a doctor, and Evan, is pursuing a career in Meteorology. Austin managed to depart from his southern hometown when he followed the advice from a TV/Film native, Tina Treadwell, to pursue a career in film acting out in Los Angeles, California. Film acting was something Austin was passionate about and decided to pursue his dreams.

Austin Fryberger is best known for his reoccurring role in the Netflix Series Boo, Bitch opposite of Lana Condor and is the shining gem of the show. He was also a series regular in Amazon's Highston directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (Little Miss Sunshine) and written by the Oscar-winning writer Bob Nelson. Austin also received critical acclaim in the independent film Snatchers that went to Sundance, SXSW, and was picked up by HBOMax.

Austin also starred in the Disney Channel Original Movie Invisible Sister and has had reoccurring roles on Netflix's Huge in France, Disney xD's Kirby Buckets and guest star roles on Paramount+ iCarly, Netflix's Fuller House, and FOX's The Grinder.

Most recently, Fryberger starred as one of the leads in the feature film, My Missing Sister, from director Ben Meyerson.

Up next, Austin stars in the ensemble cast lead by Sophia Ali in The F*** Happened, directed by Tony E. Valenzuela.