Garrett Hines, a multifaceted individual from New Orleans, Louisiana, has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry as an actor, poet, and musician. His journey began while attending Southeastern Louisiana University, where he took a Freshman English course that would ultimately spark his creative endeavors.
During his time at the university, Hines wrote a narrative essay that his professor encouraged him to adapt and perform as a one-man show, entitled "Ghost". This marked his first foray into performance, and it was a pivotal moment in his artistic development. Just six months later, he landed his first speaking role on the television show "K-Ville" for FOX, a testament to his burgeoning talent.
After receiving his Master's Degree in Creative Writing, Hines made the decision to dedicate himself fully to an acting career. His hard work and dedication have been rewarded with appearances in several Oscar-winning films, including "The Big Short", "Trumbo", and "Deepwater Horizon". He has also had the opportunity to work on a range of television shows, such as "Homeland", "Black Lightning", and "The Underground Railroad".
In addition to his work in film and television, Hines has also appeared in the popular video game "Five Nights at Freddy's" and is set to star in the upcoming limited series "A Man In Full" for Netflix. Throughout his career, Hines has consistently demonstrated his versatility and range as a performer, and he continues to be a talented and exciting presence in the entertainment industry.
