Chizoma Cluff started a professional modeling career at the age of six. She embarked on theater, film and broadcasting at the prestigious Duke Ellington School of the Arts. She ventured into a professional acting career soon after. By the end of high school Cluff had directed theater and film productions, written several film scripts, was heard and seen in multiple school broadcast TV shows, and radio productions.
Cluff received a degree in Media Arts Studies with an emphases in film directing. Cluff has writing, produced, directed and edited various films. Some of her directing and editing credits includes Mogzitwa, The Blacker the Berry, Innocence, Billie and Paige. Cluff joined a notable acting agency where she was featured as lead and supporting actress in major film productions, infomercials and industrial films. A partial list of her acting credits include: Brain Garden, Where There is Help, There is Hope, African Saints, Orientation, Academic Review. In addition, Cluff has an impressive list of credits in independent films and motion stock footage.
Cluff moved to New York and instructed, directed and coached young film actors. Soon after, she joined a notable acting school where she instructed and coached acting students. Cluff continued her passion for film as a producer, director and editor in several commercials, documentaries and indie films.
Cluff has been teaching children and adults for over 10 years. Many of her students have signed with agencies, have been featured in film/commercials and have won acting awards in performance competitions. As a director and actress she knows how to get the job done on both sides of the camera. Cluff continues to enjoy sharing her knowledge and experiences with those who are enthusiastic about succeeding in the entertainment industry.
