My name is Victor Adame (pronounced "Uh-Dah-May" -- don't worry, everyone asks). I am a second-generation Chicano actor originally from Riverside, California. 

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For the past six years, I've been building my craft at institutes such as: Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, UC Irvine, The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, The Groundlings Theatre & School, and The Actor's Studio of Orange County. Acting aside, I've also worked with companies such as Sundance, The Black List, the Newport Beach Film Festival, and was part of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' 2022 Gold Rising Program. Now, you can find me in Octavio Pisano's El Campo which has begun to hit the film festival circuit in 2023.

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A bit about me: Family plays a huge part in my life. Coming from a large, close-knit, and rambunctious Mexican family, I developed my dry humor and sarcasm at a young age. My culture and upbringing truly reflects who I am as an artist -- my parents who grew up in the 90s very-much-so shaped me. In fact, you can go as far as throwing TuPac, No Doubt, and Maná into a mixer and you'd get a mess, but that mess would be me! 

When I'm not acting, writing, or playing music, I enjoy coffee, cooking, and cats (not in any particular order). 

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I am signed to The Library Agency in Los Angeles, California.

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For more on my previous work, view my résumé below.