Why Garrett Graham From Off Campus Looks So Familiar

Belmont Cameli has been around in Hollywood for a few years, but it feels like his leading role as Garrett Graham in "Off Campus" has catapulted him to another level. Cameli's onscreen chemistry with co-star Ella Bright is a huge reason for the Prime Video hockey romance series' success. Hannah and Garrett will both return in "Off Campus" Season 2, though they won't be the romantic leads this time around, and it's only natural for fans of the show to be seeking out the young stars in other projects while they wait.

Alternatively, you may have already seen Belmont Cameli prior to his "Off Campus" debut. Cameli's biggest TV role prior to "Off Campus" came in the 2020 "Saved by the Bell" reboot, in which he played football team captain Jamie Spano. He also appeared as Mason in a few episodes of the 2023 Kaley Cuoco series "Based on a True Story."

Since 2020, Cameli has appeared in a number of movies, including a streaming romance warm-up to "Off Campus" — he played the male lead, Eli, in Netflix's "Along for the Ride." Cameli also earned two film credits in 2025, first for the Robert De Niro mafia movie "The Alto Knights," which also featured his "Off Campus" co-star Antonio Cipriano, and then for the video game horror movie adaptation "Until Dawn."

"Off-Campus" Season 2 is already on the way, and Belmont Cameli will be reprising his role as Garrett Graham, albeit in more of a supporting role now that the romance spotlight has shifted to other characters. Beyond that, Cameli has two additional upcoming projects. The first is a new TV addition to the "Barbershop" franchise, led by Jermaine Fowler. The series, like "Off Campus," will be a Prime Video original.

Cameli's other upcoming project is the "The Lottery," a film directed by Leo Milano about a group of lifelong friends who get stranded during a blizzard on a weekend getaway, all while navigating the discovery of a winning lottery ticket. "'The Lottery' explores how quickly friendship can unravel when life-changing money ignites greed," Milano said, according to Deadline. "The cast's extraordinary chemistry grounds the story in something instantly relatable to anyone who's ever taken a weekend trip with friends, where drunken nostalgia, chaos, and buried tensions simmer just beneath the surface."