Born in the small town of Oklahoma to a Nigerian Mother, Andre Ozim is an upcoming stage and screen actor from Washington, D.C. who quit his internship as a paralegal and moved to New York in light of finding his passion with only $40 in his pocket. Andre is classically trained in Shakespeare, taking workshops at various conservatories in London, England as well as studying the Lee Strasberg Method in New York City. He recently starred in the short film "Jahar", a story about the Boston Bomber of the annual Boston Marathon, which premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival.
Ozim is Andres biological Mothers maiden name. Andre believed this name was strong and represented an expression of his mother since she was absent in his life since age 12.
Quit his full-time job in Washington D.C. to follow his passion.
Ozim is a Nigerian name that means "message".
Andre is of the Igbo tribe.
Slept out of his car for 8 months his 1st year as an Actor.
Favorite actors are Robert De Niro and Will Smith.
Studied film for 6 months in London, England.
Andre has been a volunteer Youth Mentor with Junior Achievement of New York since 2012.
