Tyler Isaac Martin is an award-winning Equity actor working across theatre and film, known for his sharp comedic timing and emotionally grounded, dynamic performances. He stars in and created the hit queer comedy series Don’t Suck, which has garnered over 8 million views online. The second season was just released, featuring Emmy Winner Jeff Hiller.

His screen work includes the award-winning short film Candice, for which he received multiple Best Actor awards; the film was also nominated for Best Short at the Academy Award–Qualifying Austin Film Festival. On stage, he recently starred opposite Bellamy Young in Bonded, a play he wrote that raised over $30,000 for Survivors of Sexual Abuse.

Tyler is drawn to complex, character-driven storytelling that explores identity, relationships, and the contradictions of modern life, often intersecting with advocacy and community impact. In addition to acting, he is an accomplished writer, with credits including Très Chic (Best Writing, 48hr NYC Film Festival) and What I First Desired, a winning one-act at the Soho Playhouse Off-Broadway competition.