
| Erik McKay Actor New York, NY "Negotiating Your Goals,Like Deciding 2 Live or Die" - e. mckay
www.erikmckay.com
| ··44 | Bistro, Principal | dir., Miguel Aviles | | ·The Situation | Curtis, Lead | dir., Johnathan Tucker | | Kold | Neil Onus, Principal | dir., C. Anthony Hamilton | | Incident | Leroy, Lead | dir., Biljana Ilic | | Dreamaway | Steve, Principal | dir., Traci-Ann Gibson | | Those People | Det. Lawrence O’Malley, Principal | dir., Bonnie Dennis | | Asbury Forever | Al Barden, Lead | dir., Jay McCarey | | Topdog/Underdog (scene adaptation) | Lincoln | dir., Ryan Key | | All The Women I’ve Loved | Lebaron Brown, Lead | dir., Milton Dewar | | Pendemonium | Darcy Sinclair, Lead | dir., James Gillard | | James Rising | Odell, Principal | dir., Helen Kamatika Collier | | Katie’s Wish | Steve, Supporting | dir., Albert J. Allie | | | | | | Television | | | | PR (Pilot) | Miles, Principal | dir., Wendy Michel | | Kindred (Pilot) | J.J. Keller, Supporting | dir., Kori Raishon | | Law & Order “Brotherhood” | Juror | dir., Jean DeSegonzac | | All My Children | Pine Valley Police Officer, Recurring | ABC Productions | | Sex and The City "Politically Erect" | Restaurant Patron, Recurring | HBO Productions | | | | | | Commercials List Upon Request | | | | | | | | Theatre | | | | A Soldier’s Story | Sgt. Vernon C. Waters | Producer’s Club | | Exonerated | David Keaton | Nuyorican Cafe | | Cropped | Miles | Producer’s Club | | Pendemonium | Darcy Sinclair, Lead | Cherry Lane Theatre | | Tambourines to Glory | Big Eye Buddy Lomax, Lead | Producer’s Club | | Passing Passions | Tyrone | Kraine Theatre | | Disappearance of Ashantawaa | David Westmore | Flatiron Playhouse | | E Train to Jamaica Center | Chuck | PS 122 | | | | | | Training | | | | Cold Reading | Roz Coleman | Private Coaching | | Developing Method | Roberta Wallach | Black Nexxus Inc. | | Cold Reading | Jamison Rhymes | Black Nexxus Inc. | | Commercial Techniques | Angela Montalbano | Private Coaching | | Improvisation/Body Movement | Candace Hewitt | DarkMoon | | Acting Techniques | Tracey Moore-Marable | The Spirited Actor | | Acting Techniques (Selected Performer) | Bill Duke | Acapulco Black Film Festival |
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· 2006 Best Feature and Audience Choice Awards - Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival HBO ·· 2007 Best Narrative Feature Film - Long Island Latino International Film FestivalFilm Festival2007 Best Narrative Feature Film - Long Island Latino International Film Festival
Erik McKay , a Bronx native with 12+ years in the business, has trained at HB Studios, Black Nexxus with Roberta Wallach, daughter of actor Eli Wallach, and actor/director Bill Duke and performed at the first Acapulco Black Film Festival Actors Boot Camp.
His starring and leading man roles have been featured in "44" directed by Miguel Aviles and Will Sergeant as Bristro “All The Women I've Loved” directed by Milton Dewar, “Pendemonium” directed by James Gillard, “Blackout” directed by Malik Bey, and “The Situation” directed by Jonathan Tucker, which won the HBO Award for Best Feature Film and Audience Choice Award at the Martha’s Vineyard African-American Film Festival in 2006. Other film credits include: “Hav Plenty” directed by Chris Cherolt, Babyface and Tracey Edmonds, “Amour Infinity” directed by Jerry LaMothe, “Vodka Rocks” directed by John Rubino and “Stolen Love” directed by Miki Holiday. Erik has also had roles on ABC's All My Children” as a recurring Pine Valley Police Officer and on NBC’s “Law & Order“.
He has also appeared in several regional commercials. He recently completed film production on an independent feature as the principal character “Bistro” in "44" directed by Miguel Aviles and Will Sergeant. Theater credits include: “A Soldiers' Play” played Sgt. Vernon C. Waters, dir., by Kathy Lindboe. Role which was made memorable by Adolph Ceasar. “Exonerated” portraying David Keaton, held at The Nuyorican Poets Café produced and directed by Lee Johnson, “ For Colored Girls…“ with InnerAct Productions, IMANI, dir., “Pendemonium”, James Gillard, dir., “E Train To Jamaica Center”, Candace Hewitt, dir., “When A Woman Loves A Man”, “ I Always Love You”, “The Congregation”, “Disappearance of Ashantawaa”, Bonnie Wright, dir., “The Minotaur”, Kristina O'Neal, dir., “Passing Passions”, Dan Bianchi, dir. and “Bitter Fruit”, Rosa Hyde, dir.
“Integrity is everything, it's all you have and that is what makes you a great actor.”
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PROFESSIONAL INFO
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Other talents:
| Actor, Film Actor, Theatre Actor, Commercials Model, Print / Editorial Pre-Production, Screenwriter | |
Gender:
| Male | |
Age Range:
| 27
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35
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Accents:
| American-NY, American-South, Bronx, Brooklyn, Other | |
Eye Color:
| Hazel | |
Height:
| 6 ft.
2 in.
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Weight:
| 198 lbs.
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Physique
| About average | |
Languages Spoken:
| English | |
Ethnicity:
| Black/African descent | |
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Experience:
| Over 10 years
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PERSONAL INFO
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Interests:
| Acting
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Hometown:
| Boogie Down Bronx
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Astrological Sign:
| Capricorn |
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