Sheldon Ingram

As an actor, he sees himself taking on a deeper form of storytelling.

Sheldon’s devotion to acting is driven by a desire to do more, show more, and to live the lives and circumstances that confront each of us.

In just one year, Sheldon has studied under HB Studio, Andrew Wood Acting Studio, the New York Performing Arts Academy, and The Actor’s Workshop. He’s now a student of Tom Kibbe, who studied directly under Stella Adler, Sanford Meisner and Lee Strasberg.

He maintains a hunger to learn, explore and do the work.

Within his first six months of formal training, Sheldon booked roles in the movie Thanks to Her and the episodic series No Joke.

I am a storyteller. It’s a role that gives me purpose. That’s why it’s been my lifelong vocation.

I honed my storytelling skills as a television reporter, but now I’ve transitioned into a deeper realm of the art: acting.

I enjoy the synergistic sensation of seeing, listening, feeling, speaking and moving — with profound meaning — as part of a storyline.

When I deliver that package of creative art to an audience, then see its impact — it comes alive as power and beauty in the same breath