DeVon Lamont
- Actor
- Writer
- Director
DeVon Lamont, born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, is a rising talent in the world of acting and filmmaking. With a musical upbringing, thanks to his mother Valerie Thomas, DeVon's passion for performance quickly blossomed into a love for acting. His film debut in the upcoming feature "Someday" is eagerly anticipated as it prepares to hit the film festival circuit.
To enhance his craft, DeVon has dedicated himself to studying Meisner Technique and script analysis at the esteemed Houde School of Acting, under the guidance of instructor Jessica Houde-Morris. He gained valuable stage experience with notable roles at the Cleveland Playhouse Theatre, including Goodman "Goody" King in "Fame the Musical" and Checkers Clark in "Bubbling Brown Sugar." His theatrical journey extended to various Ohio venues, including the Deyor Performing Arts Center and the historic Karamu House.
DeVon's passion for storytelling extends beyond acting, as he holds a Bachelor's degree in Digital Cinematography from Full Sail University. With a diverse skill set in acting, writing, and producing, he possesses a keen eye for capturing captivating visuals and weaving compelling narratives on screen.
Motivated by a desire to uplift minorities and people of color, DeVon is dedicated to shedding positive light on underrepresented communities and breaking stereotypes through his creative work. He actively seeks collaborative opportunities, fostering an inclusive and empowering environment for fellow artists to flourish.
Not limited to his talents in front of the camera, DeVon is a singer/songwriter, musician proficient in saxophone, drums, and piano, and a dedicated fitness enthusiast. His aspirations reach great heights, with dreams of joining the esteemed ranks of EGOT recipients (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony).
DeVon is poised to create a legacy that uplifts, inspires, and empowers others. He is set to make his directorial debut in the upcoming short film Father Time, which he is also the writer and producer.
To enhance his craft, DeVon has dedicated himself to studying Meisner Technique and script analysis at the esteemed Houde School of Acting, under the guidance of instructor Jessica Houde-Morris. He gained valuable stage experience with notable roles at the Cleveland Playhouse Theatre, including Goodman "Goody" King in "Fame the Musical" and Checkers Clark in "Bubbling Brown Sugar." His theatrical journey extended to various Ohio venues, including the Deyor Performing Arts Center and the historic Karamu House.
DeVon's passion for storytelling extends beyond acting, as he holds a Bachelor's degree in Digital Cinematography from Full Sail University. With a diverse skill set in acting, writing, and producing, he possesses a keen eye for capturing captivating visuals and weaving compelling narratives on screen.
Motivated by a desire to uplift minorities and people of color, DeVon is dedicated to shedding positive light on underrepresented communities and breaking stereotypes through his creative work. He actively seeks collaborative opportunities, fostering an inclusive and empowering environment for fellow artists to flourish.
Not limited to his talents in front of the camera, DeVon is a singer/songwriter, musician proficient in saxophone, drums, and piano, and a dedicated fitness enthusiast. His aspirations reach great heights, with dreams of joining the esteemed ranks of EGOT recipients (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony).
DeVon is poised to create a legacy that uplifts, inspires, and empowers others. He is set to make his directorial debut in the upcoming short film Father Time, which he is also the writer and producer.
