John Mullen

John Mullen is an actor who appeared as a Vulcan scientist in the first season episode . He filmed his scene along with Jolene Blalock and Enrique Murciano on Thursday on Paramount Stage 8 and is listed as "Vulcan" on the call sheet for this day.
Between 1986 and 1991, Mullen attended the University of Southern California where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre. He then worked as production assistant on several independent and television projects and also as writer and editor for Inner-view, Inc.
In 1998, Mullen was featured in the action film Raising the Heights and in 2003 in the comedy Much Ado. Further acting work includes episodes of (2004, with Scott Lawrence, Zoe McLellan, Steven Culp, and Brian Avery), Close to Home (2007, with Cress Williams, Patrick Fabian, Maury Sterling, Rocco Sisto, and Bruce Davison), and (2011, with Scott Lawrence, Bill Cobbs, and Brian Fitzpatrick).
In addition, Mullen worked as stand-in on television series such as (with Mark Moses and Joseph Culp), , (2010), for Garret Dillahunt on (2008, starring Thomas Dekker), and Close to Home. His work on stage include the plays Nicholas Nickleby, Hurly Burly, Suburbia, The Children's Hour, and for Bruce Gray in The Long Weekend.
Besides his work in front of the camera, Mullen has been working as freelance assistant stage manager for projects such as Big Brother, The Tyra Banks Show, Superstar USA, and So You Want to Be a Soap Star since 1999.
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