Aason Nadjiwon, a talented Canadian actor of Jamaican and Ojibwe ancestry, embarked upon a remarkable and multifaceted journey within the realm of performance, fueled by an innate curiosity and a profound passion for creative expression, which has allowed him to excel in a variety of roles and endeavors throughout his career.
From a very young age, Ace was a self-proclaimed introverted individual, yet his innate curiosity and fascination with the world of performance art drove him to explore the captivating realm of hip-hop dance. This early foray into the world of dance, marked by a passion that burned bright, ultimately set the stage for his debut acting role in the widely acclaimed film series, Step Up: All In, which served as the grand finale of the immensely popular franchise.
Since the commencement of his acting career, Ace has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to adapt to diverse roles, consistently showcasing his remarkable range and versatility as a thespian. His extensive and impressive repertoire of credits now boasts a plethora of notable roles in various television shows and films, including prominent appearances in The CW's Batwoman, Riverdale, and Arrow, as well as Paramount+'s thought-provoking anthology series, The Twilight Zone, the medical drama Skymed, and the highly anticipated family-friendly film, Honey Girls, which features the talents of the illustrious Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Ashanti.
Originally hailing from the city of Sudbury, situated in the heart of Canada, a talented individual known as Ace has made Vancouver, a vibrant metropolis located in the province of British Columbia, his current home base.
