Biography

Victor Olusina is a British-Nigerian actor, writer, director, and multi-talented dancer, born and raised in London. He is an alumnus of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, where he trained in Theatre and Dramatic Arts, before further refining his creative practice at Buckinghamshire New University, earning a 2:1 Bachelor’s degree in Performing Arts.

Driven by a deep passion for storytelling and imaginative world-building, Victor has developed a multidisciplinary career across performance, writing, and direction. He is classically and commercially trained as a triple-threat performer, with expertise in the dance styles of contemporary, hip-hop, and jazz, bringing a dynamic physicality to his screen and stage work.

Victor made his Off-West End debut as Andre in the dystopian sci-fi production Warped Sacrifice, written and directed by Lauren Underwood, where his performance received strong critical praise. His artistic development was further shaped through advanced study at London’s prestigious Identity School of Acting (IAG), alongside continued immersion in cinema and narrative craft.

Beyond performance, Victor is an accomplished writer and emerging director. To date, he has written five feature films and three television pilots, positioning himself as a bold new voice with a strong visual and narrative identity. His creative reach also extends into fashion and editorial direction; recently serving as Creative Director of Fraternité: Pillars of Us for TMRW Magazine, marking his sophomore release as a features director within the publishing space.

Victor’s work has also extended into the K-pop industry, including styling artist WONHO for his 2025 Syndrome cover shoot for TMRW Magazine, contributing to his growing presence within global music and fashion circles.

Victor Olusina continues to build a body of work defined by ambition, cultural depth, and a commitment to telling powerful, contemporary stories across mediums.
- IMDb mini biography by: Management