François Arnaud

François Arnaud's career in the arts spans an array of celebrated television series and independent films. With his first noted performance in "I Killed My Mother," Arnaud was the recipient of a VFCC Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Canadian Film. He continued to captivate audiences with main roles in "The Borgias" and "Midnight, Texas." In 2015, Arnaud expanded his portfolio by joining the cast of the NBC drama "Blindspot."

Arnaud's range as an actor is evident in his performances across different genres and platforms. He appeared in the Emmy- and Golden Globe Award-winning show "Schitt's Creek" and starred in the indie film "She's in Portland" in 2020. The following year, he portrayed Dan Moody in "The Moodys" over two seasons. By 2025, Arnaud had embarked on a new venture, starring as Scott Hunter in the Canadian same-sex sports romance television series "Heated Rivalry."

Beyond his acting accomplishments, Arnaud is multilingual, speaking English, French, and Spanish, a skillset that further attests to his versatility. His dramatic arts training from the Conservatoire d'art dramatique in Montreal also lends to his credibility as a performer. Arnaud's commitment to authenticity is further seen in his personal life, as he publicly came out as bisexual in 2020 to fight stigma and promote LGBTQ visibility in the media.