Cedric Greenway, a multifaceted individual, hails from Jacksonville, Florida, where his early years were shaped by a rich tapestry of sports, culture, and art. As he grew up in Newnan, Georgia, he was surrounded by a family of entertainers, including the renowned James Weldon Johnson, the creator of the iconic song "Lift Every Voice and Sing", and Willie Greenway Sr., a former NFL tight end who played for the New Orleans Saints.
This artistic heritage was further fueled by Cedric's high school stage play, which sparked a passion for the performing arts. He subsequently pursued his academic interests at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he majored in Communications with a concentration in Broadcasting and Electronics Media, while minoring in Psychology and Sociology.
Cedric's foray into the acting world began with appearances in various television shows and movies, including the popular series "Cobra Kai", "Black Lightning", "Sleepy Hollow", "MacGyver", "Who Is Killing the Cheerleaders", and "Nappily Ever After". His standout performance in the movie "Tulsa" garnered significant recognition, earning him a nomination for an Academy Award.
