Rolfini Whidbee

Rolfini A. Whidbee a native of Norfolk, Virginia and son of Ruth Dodson, a factory worker and Wilbert Mosely, a Navy Veteran. Relatively a shy child, he excelled in sports while attending Maury High School and was the named captain of the schools track and cross country teams, eventually lettering in varsity Track, Cross Country and Basketball. After an injury his senior year and lack of scholarship offers, he decided to join the United States Marine Corps as a Military Police Officer while he rehabilitated from his injury. After honorable discharging from the Marines, and working as a police officer, he would be asked to star in his first stage play, which he reluctantly accepted. This would peak his interest in acting and would lead to staring in other stage plays in Washington, DC, Norfolk, VA and Raleigh, NC areas. Having no formal acting training, he spent long hours developing his acting skills, eager to learn as much as he could about the art. It was during this time that he actually considered giving up acting eternally after he forgot a major line in his second stage play. If not for the encouraging words from the plays stage manager, "You're killing them, they love you," he would not have had the courage to walk back out on stage. His biggest break to date would come not long afterwards when he joined the cast of an award winning web series and stared in a commercial promoting affordable health care for children, which officially cemented his love for TV and Film.