Remington Sinclair

Remington Sterling Sinclair was born on May 23rd 1974 in Brooklyn, New York. He is the son of Caribbean parents who migrated to the States from St. Lucia and Trinidad. Although acting and film production has always been his primary passion, he did not choose to pursue it until later on in life. After graduating high school, Remington enrolled in the Health & Wellness program at Oakwood University. He later matriculated to the United States Sports Academy where he earned a dual Master's Degree in Sports Management and Exercise Physiology. He would later return to school many years later to enroll in the Film Production program at Southern University. He left SAU after just one semester to seek work as an actor. His first paid role was a homeless man in the Tyler Perry movie, 'I Can Do Bad All by Myself'. He later played a villain in a music video entitled, 'Strength in Numbers' by the American heavy metal band, Times of Grace. He continued to play the role of a background artist in a few films ('Concussion' and 'One for the Money'), but decided to go on a hiatus to work full time as a Health Educator. After several years of being absent from the field of film, Remington decided to finally scratch the perpetual and proverbial itch and pursue his primary and true passion. He has learned a lot in the interim and firmly believes the lessons learn will better prepare him moving forward. He recently shot a scene for the upcoming Netflix original movie, 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' featuring Viola Davis and Chadwick Boseman. The film is based off of the 1982 August Wilson play of the same title. The film is set in 1920's Chicago and deals with a wide array of social issues. Sinclair attributes his dedication and strong work ethic to his mother. He continues to make a mark on what is set to be a promising career. In addition to acting, Sinclair has written, directed, edited, and produced short films and stage plays. He currently lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.