From shifting through her mother’s impressive VHS collection as a young girl to playfully quoting lines from classic films such as Harlem Nights along with her brother as a teenager, Jazmine Nichelle (born Jazmine Nichelle Wilson) has been exploring her passion for acting and cinema for as long as she can remember. First getting a taste for the spotlight in the fifth grade, the Raleigh, N.C. native began developing her talents as an actor throughout her schooling, with her mother’s encouraging words inspiring her to elevate her interests to the next
level.

After earning a Bachelors of Science in Finance & Economics at Winston Salem State University, Jazmine wisely chose to continue her education and build upon her business-savvy foundation by pursuing and completing a Master of Fine Arts degree, in Acting for Film and Television, from the New York Film Academy in 2016.

With a full heart, Jazmine has lent her talents to stage plays, including The Colored Museum, James Baldwin’s Blues for Mister Charlie, Web series, and short films alike. Today, she continues to master her craft from all angles as an Actor, Writer, Associate Producer and Board Member of Hollywood’s Largest non profit for women of color, Women of Color Unite.