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Devin T. Gibbs is a New York City–based actor, singer, and creator; a 2026 graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts; a Posse Arts Scholar alumnus; and a Miranda Family Fellow.
Throughout his artistic journey, Devin has demonstrated a commitment to creative excellence, leadership, and original storytelling. From presenting at the Posse Annual NYC Gala to producing original projects such as Halloween Hysteria, Sign the Contract, and Phone, Wallet, Keys, he continues to explore stories that are bold, cinematic, and socially resonant.
Selected for the prestigious Miranda Family Fellowship (2026–2028), Devin is building on his professional training and creative vision to pursue meaningful opportunities in film, television, and theater. As an emerging artist and storyteller, he is dedicated to creating work that inspires, entertains, and connects audiences across multiple platforms.
Miranda Family Fellow | 2026–2028
Selected for the Miranda Family Fellowship, supporting his continued growth as an artist and storyteller.
LAByrinth Theater Company | 2026
Awarded a full scholarship to participate in the Intensive Ensemble.
UNCSA School of Drama Graduate | May 2026
Earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
Stage Performances | 2024–2025
Performed in UNCSA productions of Choir Boy, Our Town, and The Wild Party.
Actor, Writer & Producer
Developed original projects including Phone, Wallet, Keys, Sign the Contract, and Halloween Hysteria through Off The Rip Entertainment LLC.
Posse Arts Scholar | 2022–2026
Received a full-tuition scholarship to attend UNCSA and became a Posse Arts Scholar alumnus upon graduation.
Posse Annual NYC Gala
Presented at the Posse Foundation’s annual gala in New York City.
W hen a story lands, it lands in the gut first. Devin T Gibbs builds character from lived rhythm—UNCSA training, on-camera ease, and a producer’s sense of pace. From conservatory stages to short-form screen work, he chases the moment where humor meets heart and small details carry big consequence.
Devin attended Northwest School of the Arts (NWSA) throughout middle and high school, where he cultivated his passion for the performing arts and developed his talents in acting, music, and stage performance. During these formative years, he built a strong foundation in dramatic storytelling, vocal expression, and artistic collaboration. His dedication to excellence, creativity laid the groundwork for his future pursuit of professional acting.
Devin was selected as a Posse Arts Scholar, a prestigious scholarship awarded to exceptional young artists with leadership potential. This recognition opened the door to his studies at UNCSA’s renowned Drama program. The experience allowed him to collaborate with emerging talents and deepen his understanding of film and stage production.
Devin represented UNCSA and the Posse Arts Scholars at the organization’s flagship New York City Gala. His presence as a presenter reflected his commitment to the Posse mission of empowering diverse voices in the arts. He captivated the audience with his authenticity, confidence, and passion for storytelling.
In 2023, Devin took on a creative leadership role as the producer of Halloween Hysteria, a thrilling short film blending suspense with humor. The project showcased his ability to manage production logistics while maintaining a strong artistic vision. It also marked one of his first ventures into filmmaking beyond acting.
A dramatic short produced by Devin T. Gibbs exploring ambition, trust, and the cost of success.
This sharp, comedic web series highlights Devin’s versatility as a creator, producer, and lead actor. Through humor and heart, he captures the chaos of modern city life in eight short episodes. The project demonstrates his evolving voice as a storyteller and his ability to blend authenticity with entertainment value.
“Choir Boy,” written by Tarell Alvin McCraney and directed by Cliff Odie at Gerald Freedman, is a coming-of-age drama about Pharus, a gifted student at an elite all-boys school who struggles with identity, masculinity, and acceptance while leading the school choir. Blending gospel music and emotion, the play explores belonging and self-expression. Devin T. Gibbs performed in the UNCSA production in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The production ran late October 2025 to November 2025.
Prestigious national fellowship awarded to artists of color demonstrating creative talent and leadership. Provides mentorship, training, and access to a professional network in theater and film
Devin earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts in May 2026. He continues to develop original projects and collaborate with other artists across film, television, and theatre.
Spring 2025 Production-
Phone, Wallet, Keys is a sharp, comedic short series created, produced, and headlined by Devin.
The story follows a young artist navigating the chaos of city life where every outing seems to spiral into an adventure sparked by three simple essentials: a phone, a wallet, and keys.
What begins as a relatable everyday ritual quickly transforms into a series of unexpected encounters, awkward mishaps, and heartfelt moments of self-discovery.
UNCSA-trained screen and stage actor with grounded, rhythmic performances. Leads in Phone-Wallet-Keys; credits include Parrish, Barbershop Calls, and Keeping It Together.
Phone, Wallet, Keys — 8-episode dramatic mini-series built for Reels/Shorts. Comedy meets consequence as friends reel from one night, told in tight, cinematic bursts.
Stage work includes Our Town, Choir Boy, and Mother Courage. Trained in voice, movement, accents; collaborative, text-first process with clean, modern staging.
Current projects are under '"Off The Rip Entertainment, LLC." Press kit, stills, and episode breakdowns available on request.
UNCSA BFA in Drama (May 2026). Miranda Family Fellowship (2026–2028). Ongoing camera, voice, and movement study to keep the work precise and alive.
From black-box labs to proscenium houses, Devin builds character through physical specificity and musical timing; comfortable leading or supporting in ensemble work.
SAFD certified: Rapier, Dagger, Knife, Unarmed, Small Sword. Safe, story-driven fights for both stage and camera; integrates choreography with character beats.
Founder of Off The Rip Entertainment. Develops and produces short-form series and music-driven pieces; handles casting, schedules, and lean, on-set problem solving.