Celeste Sully

Celeste Sully was born on Nov 11, 1982 in USA. Celeste Sully's big-screen debut came with Truth Hall directed by Jade Jenise Dixon in 2008.

Celeste Sully starred in the breakout thriller, 1BR, which trended in the Top 10 on Netflix for almost a week. In 2021, she took home the Women Of Color Filmmakers Best Short Film Award for, Naked: A Visual Poem, which she wrote and directed. Other credits include Second Generation Wayans (Tiffany), Toni Braxton's Biopic: Unbreak My Heart (Pebbles), Subway, National Car Rental, Nike, Dasani, CB2 and Kenra Professional's Forward Momentum campaign.Born and raised in Chicago, Celeste is a Method trained Actor and former Division I basketball player (Lindsey Wilson College/Biology major) who trained as a youth in Modern Jazz (Gus Giordano's Dance School) and grew up in the underground Hip-Hop scene.Born from an Afro/Indo Guyanese mother (HIV/AIDS Nurse for over 30 years) and an Irish/German father (20+ years sober), Celeste understands the importance of utilizing her career as a platform for change and is a board member of Women of Color Filmmakers (WOCF) and Caribeña Creatives.