Micah Brandt (born March 31, 1987 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA) is an American pornographic actor who began his career in gay adult entertainment in 2009 with Randy Blue, where he became a recurring performer through the early 2010s. He later expanded his career to other major studios, appearing in productions for companies including Falcon Studios, Hot House Entertainment and Kink.com. Brandt's credits include The Men, Naked Kombat, Surge, Silverlake, Skuff: Rough Trade 1, Depths of Focus...
Micah Brandt (born March 31, 1987 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA) is an American pornographic actor who began his career in gay adult entertainment in 2009 with Randy Blue, where he became a recurring performer through the early 2010s. He later expanded his career to other major studios, appearing in productions for companies including Falcon Studios, Hot House Entertainment and Kink.com. Brandt's credits include The Men, Naked Kombat, Surge, Silverlake, Skuff: Rough Trade 1, Depths of Focus and The Trainer: No Excuses. In 2018, he won the GayVN Award for Best Fetish Scene alongside Austin Wolf for their performance in Skuff: Rough Trade 1, marking one of the most notable achievements of his career. Brandt remained active throughout much of the 2010s, developing a body of work that extended well beyond his early association with Randy Blue.
Micah Brandt (born March 31, 1987 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA) is an American pornographic actor who began his career in gay adult entertainment in 2009 with Randy Blue, where he became a recurring performer through the early 2010s. He later expanded his career to other major studios, appearing in productions for companies including Falcon Studios, Hot House Entertainment and Kink.com. Brandt's credits include The Men, Naked Kombat, Surge, Silverlake, Skuff: Rough Trade 1, Depths of Focus and The Trainer: No Excuses. In 2018, he won the GayVN Award for Best Fetish Scene alongside Austin Wolf for their performance in Skuff: Rough Trade 1, marking one of the most notable achievements of his career. Brandt remained active throughout much of the 2010s, developing a body of work that extended well beyond his early association with Randy Blue.
