Jesse Hlubik

Jesse Hlubik began his career in the theater, performing in numerous Off-Broadway and regional productions throughout New York City and the surrounding area. His stage work includes appearances at respected venues such as the Harold Clurman Theatre, ATA, the Sanford Meisner Theater, the 1,400-seat Park Performing Arts Center, and many others. He also worked extensively with Centenary Stage Company and appeared in multiple Shakespearean productions with Hudson Shakespeare Company and Castle Shakespeare Repertory Company. Jesse further honed his craft through studies at The Actors Studio and T. Schreiber Studio in New York City, later continuing his training in Los Angeles at A.L.A. His strong theatrical foundation and ongoing dedication to the craft continue to inform the depth and authenticity he brings to every performance. While building his foundation on stage, Jesse balanced theater performances with daytime work on soap operas and independent films whenever possible. Encouraged by one of his directors to take the next step, he packed everything that fit in his car and relocated to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television. Soon after arriving in LA, Jesse began collaborating with filmmakers Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson on their early feature All Cheerleaders Die, launching a creative partnership that continued across several acclaimed projects, including Masters of Horror (Showtime), May, The Lost, Red, I Know Who Killed Me, and more. Since then, Jesse has worked steadily across film, television, and new media, building a reputation for versatility, professionalism, and a strong on-screen presence. Comfortable playing heroes or villains, authority figures or outlaws, he moves seamlessly between drama, thriller, horror, comedy, and character-driven storytelling. Most recently, Jesse starred in the upcoming feature film Deep Tissue alongside Michael Ironside, Rick Springfield, and Leslie Zemeckis. Whether tackling emotionally complex material or sharp comedic turns, Jesse brings depth, authenticity, and commitment to every role.