Cisco Reyes, a multifaceted and gifted thespian, emerged onto the scene in the vibrant city of New York, where his innate fascination with the world of performing arts gradually evolved into a profound and abiding passion.
With a profound Afro-Latino lineage, boasting a rich cultural identity that is intricately woven from the threads of Puerto Rican and Trinidadian heritage, Cisco's distinctive background has undoubtedly had a profound impact on his approach to acting, shaping his artistic expression and informing his choices as a performer.
Notably, he acquired his undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Arts, in the esteemed fields of Film and Television, from the renowned Morgan State University, a distinguished Historically Black College or University (HBCU) situated in the vibrant city of Baltimore, Maryland.
After the successful completion of his undergraduate academic pursuits, Cisco went on to refine his acting abilities at the esteemed Beverly Hills Playhouse, a renowned institution that has been instrumental in nurturing the talents of many accomplished thespians. Under the guidance of highly respected instructors, Milton Katselas, Richard Lawson, and Gary Imhoff, who are widely recognized for their expertise in the field of acting, Cisco underwent a rigorous training regimen that helped him to further develop his craft.
Cisco's remarkable acting career boasts an impressive array of credits, with a standout performance as the titular character "Jesus" in the cult favorite crime comedy film "Next Day Air". Moreover, he has enjoyed recurring roles on a diverse range of television series, including the crime drama "Bosch Legacy", the police procedural "Chicago PD", the historical drama "A House Divided", and the critically acclaimed sitcom "Everybody Hates Chris".
Cisco's impressive repertoire extends far beyond the realm of live-action performances, as he has also demonstrated a remarkable versatility in his voice acting endeavors, showcasing his remarkable vocal talents in a wide range of video games, including the popular Dance Central series, the tactical first-person shooter Swat, the hip-hop influenced Bulletproof, and numerous other titles, further solidifying his status as a multifaceted and accomplished performer.
Notable achievements by Cisco within the past two years have garnered significant recognition, with a prestigious 2024 HAPA award bestowed upon him for outstanding ensemble cast performance. Furthermore, his remarkable portrayal in the independent film "Picture Me Dead" earned him the esteemed 2023 HAPA Award for Best Actor.
In addition to these accolades, Cisco received the Best Lead Actor award at the respected Newark International Film Festival, acknowledging his exceptional performance in the critically acclaimed film "The Love of Musiq".
Cisco is passionately committed to making a positive impact in his community, and as a testament to his dedication, he has been actively involved in the Young Storytellers Program for an impressive ten consecutive years.
Renowned individual, Cisco, is actively engaged in the creation of captivating cinematic and televisual content through his visionary production company, Melting Pot Entertainment, which is unwaveringly committed to bringing forth a wide range of diverse narratives and viewpoints that resonate with a broad audience.
