Danté Charles Crichlow, a dynamic Afro-Caribbean talent rooted in NYC, thrives at the intersection of acting, photography, and writing. Though Danté might say his journey began performing for the kid in the mirror at 6 years old, Danté's formal performance journey began in middle school portraying the voice of a safe with the singular line "access granted." It was likely this moment that the acting bug sunk its teeth into Danté's DNA.

Getting his start in the short See You Yesterday (2017) which later became the Netflix feature film See You Yesterday (2019) while still attending university at NYU. Their creative endeavors are fueled by a commitment to spotlighting vital narratives, particularly those of black individuals seeking healing and liberation. Dante is known for "See You Yesterday" (Netflix), "Law & Order: Organized Crime" (NBC), and the compelling production "Blue Fire Burns The Hottest" (The Bric).