Cisco Reyes, a talented actor of Afro Latino descent, was born and raised in New York and is currently based in Los Angeles. With a strong foundation in the arts, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Television from Morgan State University, a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) in Baltimore, Maryland.
Following his academic pursuits, Cisco further honed his acting skills at the renowned Beverly Hills Playhouse, under the guidance of esteemed instructors Milton Katselas, Richard Lawson, and Gary Imhoff.
Throughout his career, Cisco has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry, with notable roles including the lead character "Jesus" in the cult classic crime comedy "Next Day Air". He has also enjoyed recurring appearances on several TV series, such as "Bosch Legacy", "Chicago PD", "A House Divided", and "Everybody Hates Chris".
In addition to his live-action work, Cisco has a thriving voice acting career, with a diverse range of characters in video games like "Dance Central", "Swat", "50 Cents Bulletproof", and many others.
Recently, Cisco has received accolades for his outstanding performances, including a 2024 HAPA Award for Best Ensemble Cast and a 2023 HAPA Award for Best Actor in an Independent Film for "Picture Me Dead". He also received the Best Lead Actor award at the Newark International Film Festival for "The Love of Musiq".
Beyond his professional endeavors, Cisco is dedicated to giving back to his community. For the past decade, he has been mentoring 5th graders in screenwriting through the Young Storytellers Program. Currently, he is busy developing content for film and television through his production company, Melting Pot Entertainment.
