Frankie Midnight

Frankie Midnight, a multifaceted talent from Miami Gardens, Florida, has built a diverse career as an actor, filmmaker, and musician. His performances have graced the stage, screen, and commercial sets alike. Theatergoers may recognize him from productions with Juggerknot Theater Company, "Miami Motel Stories," City Theater's "Three Little Birds," and Art Prevails' "The Happening Vol.3 Black Like He." On television, he has appeared in principal roles for major brands including The Home Depot, Paramount + NFL, Footlocker, Disney Cruise, and Universal Orlando Resort. His film credits feature supporting turns in "The School Duel," "The Big Time," "FTX: Descent Into Madness," and "The Poison Garden," alongside leading roles in "Free Jacob" and "Mumble: Fate of a Lost Icon."

A self-taught instrumentalist proficient in guitar, bass, piano, harmonica, and drums, Midnight has written, recorded, and produced four studio albums. He has also lent his production skills to other recording artists, among them Grammy recipient Alexander Starr and Nelson Serieux. In 2023, he and his wife, Symone Titania Major, established Midnight Monochrome Pictures. His directorial, writing, and producing debut came with the 2024 comedy "Mumble: Fate of a Lost Icon," a mockumentary chronicling the ascent, decline, and erasure of mumble rap's self-proclaimed originator. Midnight also headlined the project as Young Guttah Nutz. The film is available for streaming on Prime Video, Tubi TV, and Fawesome TV.