Biography
Zivan Holloway Jr. was born on November 3, 1992 in Hopewell, Virginia, USA. He is an actor, known for FOX's Legends & Lies: The Civil War (2018), Connected Killer (2015), The Call (2016). Holloway graduated from Prince George High School in 2012 and Richard Bland College of William and Mary in Petersburg, VA August 2017 with his Associate In Science degree. In February 2015, Holloway received a recognition award from the Prince George County Black History Committee of Virginia as an "Emerging Leader" in the Prince George, Virginia community. From then on, Zivan has starred in a supporting role for an independent horror film called Connected Killer. The film was written, directed, and produced by James Berberich and filmed in Richmond, Va. Holloway then went on to star in a supporting role for the award winning short film, The Call by Kweli Legacy LLC and has been in a couple TV commercials for Auto Connection in Virginia Beach. Other than acting, Holloway is a screenwriter writing different genres such as Drama, Family, Comedy, Fantasy, and Faith Based. In January 2018, he won Achievement in Screenwriting for his short Faith Based Comedy - Drama screenplay, Judge Not at the Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival. The script went on to win an award at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards and received a nomination at Kingdomwood International Film Festival and Northern Virginia International Film Festival. Zivan is constantly studying and working on his craft in acting, screenwriting, directing, producing, singing, and casting. He is a Drama and Theatre major at Norfolk State University. Holloway is proud to be a scholar and is humbled to be a part of the entertainment industry. Zivan believes that education, hard work, and persistence is key to success.
