Uzo Chijioke

Uzo Chijioke is a Nigerian-American actor, creator, and Army veteran known for sharp comedic instincts, improvisation, and a collaborative on-set presence. After beginning as a screenwriter, he fell in love with performance through acting classes and went on to train at Margie Haber Studio and Upright Citizens Brigade. Uzo starred in the comedic short film "The Ogene Man" and was an ensemble performer in the sketch comedy series "Unserious," where his timing and character work shone. He also brings physical storytelling experience from stunt and action work on the proof of concept short, "Cosmos." Beyond film, he appears in audio comedies such as "TwentyOne 21: A Black AF Scripted Audio Comedy" and "Don’t Write Me Off." When he’s not acting, Uzo is baking, making wine, or creating viral sketch content for his growing online following. He’s currently focused on booking feature-length roles and recurring series work across comedy and elevated genre.