Max Emerson

Max Emerson (born September 7, 1988 in Vero Beach, Florida, USA), is an American actor, model, director, YouTuber and Blogspotter. He graduated from the University of Miami’s theatre conservatory in 2009 with a BFA in Performance/Directing. There he wrote and directed theatrical and film productions, the latter of which were premiered in Miami and screened at festivals across the United States.

He is best known for his role on Glee, Earwig (2011), DipSit (2011) and Violet (TV series), And he is one of the male models for Jeremy Kost, Calvin Klein and Super Model Style Candy.

Television

• "The Real O'Neals"
• Glee
• Earwig (TV series)
• DipSit
• Violet (TV series)

Max is a well known as an underwear model. As of December 2016, Max is listed with LA ModelsIn January 2016, Max described his modeling experience in an interview with Kristen VanNest.

YouTube

Max posts regularly on YouTube under the title "Maxisms" and "TheMaxVicious"Most often (but not always) Max appears in his videos shirtless.

Instagram

As of November 2016, Max had 580,000 followers on Instagram.

Twitter

As of November 2016, Max has 15,800 followers on Twitter.

Max authored an e-novel “Hot Sissy- Life Before Flashbulbs” describing his experiences growing up in a red neck area of Florida. The novel debuted in Miami, with a limited print of 500 copies (complete with original polaroid). They are nearly sold out. The E-Book is for sale at all major online vendors, and free to anyone currently in high school (through the aforementioned website).

The Hooked Project

In October 2015, Max announced his intention to produce an independent film entitled "Hooked" addressing the problems of homeless LGBT youth. In October 2016, Max Emerson posted the trailer for his new film.

"Hooked" tells the story of Jack: a homeless teenage prostitute with a smart mouth and impulsive tendencies. He battles through a violent world of reckless johns between New York City and Miami, desperately seeking a better life with his boyfriend Tom.

The story depicts a harsh world where even good intentions can cause ruinous results. Without pointing fingers at any particular group, HOOKED shows how even the gay community is contributing to the perpetuation of the LGBT homeless youth problem. The allegory is not completely bleak, however; hope is found through the humanity in both the leading couple and (eventually) even the married closet case antagonist, Ken.

In 2015, Max described his move toward sobriety.

In June 2016, Max publicly introduced his boyfriend, Andres Camilo, in a YouTube video.