Skip Schwink

Skip Schwink is a talented actor and filmmaker recognized for his diverse contributions to film and comedy. He gained significant acclaim for his role in the critically celebrated film *Minari*, directed by Lee Isaac Chung. This poignant drama, produced by A24 and Plan B, features a stellar performance by Steven Yeun and won both the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award for Dramatic Feature at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

In 2021, Skip showcased his comedic flair in the family adventure film *C.I.Ape*, released by Lionsgate, where he played the role of Alpha Dog, a supervillain in a story about the world’s first chimpanzee secret agent. He also co-starred in the comedy-drama *Breaking Them Up*, alongside Kellen Coleman and Steven Schneider, further demonstrating his versatility as an actor.

Additionally, Skip took on the significant role of Jimmy Carter in the biographical film *Reagan*, where he appeared opposite Dennis Quaid, portraying the 39th President of the United States.

Skip's foundation in comedy comes from his training at the Upright Citizens Brigade and Groundlings schools in Los Angeles, where he honed his skills. He has performed at renowned comedy venues such as The Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory, showcasing his impressive comedic talents, particularly in *C.I.Ape*. His career continues to evolve as he takes on new and exciting projects.