Dennis Hindmon

Bio

Dennis Hindmon was born June 17th 1971 in Chicago. The youngest of eight. His parents were born in the deep south of Mississippi and moved to Chicago in the late 1940’s. His father was the first cousin to bluegrass/country singer Lester Flat who teamed up with Earl Scruggs and sang the theme song of the Beverly Hillbillies. Dennis’ father Walter played the banjo and taught his older brothers to play Dennis’ older brothers both play and sing in bands, his five sisters have music in their blood as well, all sing. Dennis plays bass guitar/sings but his real love is acting. By the age of 10 his comedic side was seen by family and friends. School plays and talent shows filled his childhood. In High school Dennis played a “Nutty professor” Jerry Lewis type character which got the attention of many. Dennis also plays sports. He played baseball throughout high school and even in to his 20’s

Filmography/Resume

“Heaven is hell” – (Cowboy zombie killer)
“Walter E. Smithe” commercial – (Salesman)
“Walter E. Smithe” commercial 2 – (Customer)
“May death bid you farewell” – (Businessman)
“BOSS” (Atmosphere casting) – (Media camera man)
“There’s something about Jack” – (Waiter)
“Double cross” – (Mobster)
‘A.R.T. Police” (De Paul) – (Detective)
“The choice” (De Paul) – (Man who drops his wallet)
“The Scent” – (Zombie)
“Lake dredge appraisal” (Onion productions) – Southern patron)
“The year of the ox” – (RES Digital Media Studios) – (Cowboy bodyguard)
“Two minute dream” – (Chicago art institute) – (Homeless man)
“Dead calm” (Independent) – (Zombie police)
“Mob doctor” (Extraordinary casting) – (Doctor)
“MOBSTERS” (Towers production)(Biography channel) – (Detective – Police officer – Gangster – ‘Mad Sam Destefano”)
“Ted talk” (Onion productions) – (Audience)