Born and raised in Hawaii, Brandon Finn is a Los Angeles based actor. The move to LA was made in pursuit of his passion for the craft of acting, and it has served as his home for many years now. His work includes roles for both "Fantasy Island" on FOX and "Three Women" on STARZ. "Three Women" is scheduled to premier this September, where Brandon worked with Director Cate Shortland. Most recently, Brandon wrapped as a series regular on Apple TV's "Chief of War" led by Jason Momoa. Set in the Hawaiian Islands in 1795, Brandon plays the pivotal role of "Prince Kupule," son of the notorious "King Kahekili" of Maui island, played by Temuera Morrison. Brandon is a graduate of Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii. It was during his time there where he discovered his attraction to the performing arts, sparked by Paul Palmore, former head of the theatre department at Punahou School.