He's a relative newcomer to Hollywood, but Logan Shroyer is already getting plenty of advice from his "This Is Us" co-stars, Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia. Logan sits down with Alyssa Julya Smith in Hollywood to discuss his role as the teenage version of Kevin Pearson.
As part of a show with a huge following, Shroyer discusses why he thinks the show resonates with fans, explaining that the show is about an imperfect family, and many people can relate to that aspect of the show.
The young star is excited about both sides of the business, starting his own production company in the hopes of directing one day. He explains that he is interested in learning the ropes behind the camera, in addition to acting.
The "This is Us" cast is set to receive an Elizabeth Taylor Award for social awareness in December. Logan shared how the series addresses complex social issues, such as adoption and racism.
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