Wayne Hughes is a multifaceted actor and voiceover talent with a rich background in the entertainment industry. Born and raised in Illinois, he later relocated to Atlanta, Georgia in the mid-1990s, where he began to hone his craft by studying with renowned acting coaches from Los Angeles and New York.
As his skills and experience grew, Wayne quickly secured roles in a variety of projects, including commercials, television shows, films, and voiceovers. His most recent notable role was opposite lead actress Rebecca Hall in the critically acclaimed film "Christine", directed by Antonio Campos and based on the true story of Sarasota news anchor Christine Chubbuck.
The film, which premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, also stars Michael C. Hall, and Wayne's performance was widely praised. He is also set to appear in the upcoming film "One Last Thing", directed by Tim Rouhana and starring Wendell Pierce and Jurnee Smollett-Bell.
In addition to his film and television work, Wayne is a sought-after commercial talent, able to seamlessly transition between on-camera and voiceover roles. When not in front of the camera, he can often be found in his studio, providing voiceovers for corporate narrations, animated television shows, and commercials.
Fans of true crime documentaries will also recognize Wayne from his appearances on Investigation Discovery's "Swamp Murders" and "Your Worst Nightmare", where he has lent his talents to multiple seasons of the popular series.
