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Hamilton C. Bledsoe is a trained actor, model, writer, and director in the film industry. He hails from Atlanta, GA. He attended Savannah State University as a Criminal Justice major and collegiate athlete.

Hamilton has successfully performed in the theatrical arena, including stage plays such as God’s Money and Momma by Guthrie Entertainment, where he also contributed as a writer and assisted with casting. His work with Guthrie Entertainment includes projects like The Inheritance, Please Forgive Me, and Faith Academy.

He has appeared in various television and film productions, including Tyler Perry’s The Family That Preys, ABC’s Your Presence is Requested, USA’s Necessary Roughness, and Lifetime’s Drop Dead Diva. Hamilton starred in the short film Time and Money, produced by Trina Sterling, which won two independent film festival awards. He collaborated again with Ms. Sterling, as well as Tracy Crews and Walter Hendrix III, acting and directing his first feature film Hazardous Play, starring Kayla Compton and Zephaniah Jones. Hamilton expanded his directing career by working on two independent projects with Mr. Hendrix, The Dark Figure and Hugs are Better Than.

Throughout his career, Hamilton has worked on numerous sets as a director, actor, writer, coach, and casting director. In addition to his entertainment career, Hamilton works in Human Services for the State of Georgia and is an investor.