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Adam Fox is an actor, writer, and director, as well as a dual citizen living between Vancouver, Canada, and Los Angeles, California. He graduated from the New York University Tisch Drama Program, where he studied acting, writing, and filmmaking.
Within two years of graduating, Adam landed his first lead role as "Bud" in the multi-season series "Sugar Highs," which has had two seasons thus far. This role led to his first live TV appearance on CTV's "The Social" during a press junket in Toronto.
Since then, Adam has taken on several network and independent film and television roles. Most notably, he played Austin (recurring guest) in :The Holiday Shift" (CBS), Brad Stanfield (bilingual guest star role) in "Le Monde de Gabrielle Roy," and Alex (lead) in "Pass the Salt" (Hollywood Suite). He has also appeared in co-star roles in "Riverdale" (CW), "The Deep Web: Murdershow" (XYZ Films), "I'll Be Seeing You" (Hallmark), "Lady Grey" (Emotion Pictures), and more.
As a filmmaker, Adam had his first short film, a comedy titled "Still Got It," acquired and released by OutTV in August 2025. He is currently developing a surreal thriller short, Diet Pop, which is set to film in Vancouver in August 2026. He is also working on a Jewish queer romantic comedy titled Bubby's Last Wish and a queer comedy titled The Sisterhood of the Traveling Wigs, both of which are in development.
The throughline in Adam's work is a desire to empower and give a voice to people and communities that are often diminished or pushed aside, while also creating stories that are engaging, dynamic, and compelling.
