Guy Lockard is an American actor, singer, producer and voice-over performer. He is known for playing Dr. Dylan Scott in the medical drama Chicago Med. His screen credits also include Chicago P.D., FBI, God Friended Me, The Blacklist, Blue Bloods, Bull, Gotham and The Affair. A separate professional biography from Westport Country Playhouse also identifies him as the actor who played Dr. Dylan Scott and notes his earlier recurring work on The Village.
Guy Lockard’s biography
Lockard began working in entertainment during his adolescence. His first major television opportunity was as a Squad member on BET’s Teen Summit. He also served as a youth panelist on The Bottom Line with Kwesi Mfume, a program associated with former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume.
Music was another important part of his early career. While attending college, Lockard secured a recording agreement through Ruff Ryders Entertainment. He later performed as a lead singer with Hank Lane Music at New York venues including the Rainbow Room and the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. He also earned a place as a principal singer with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and worked under Paul O’Neill.
Lockard’s stage work included the off-Broadway musical Sex, Drugs, and Ukuleles in 2008. A solo was written for his voice by Terry Waldo. His acting career subsequently expanded across television, film, music video, production and voice-over work.
Television and film career
Lockard appeared alongside Anthony Anderson in an episode of Law & Order in 2009. His later television work included Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and The Onion News Network in 2011, followed by Gossip Girl in 2012.
His subsequent credits include The Mysteries of Laura, Show Me a Hero, The Affair, The Blacklist, Gotham, Feed the Beast, Blue Bloods, Kevin Can Wait, Bull, The Village, Two Sentence Horror Stories, FBI, God Friended Me, Chicago Fire, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts and Doug Unplugs. His wider screen résumé is also reflected in the credits collected by TV Guide.
In addition to acting, Lockard made his debut as a producer with the short film Beast Mode in 2017. That same year, he appeared in the music video for Jay-Z’s song Smile. His earlier film work included the short film Wish, in which he played Eric; it was released during the first half of 2003.
Voice and audiobook work
Lockard has completed several voice-over projects. His audiobook narration credits include The Autobiography of Gucci Mane and All American Boys. This work sits alongside his experience as a vocalist, stage performer and television actor.
Education and training
Lockard attended Towson University, where he majored in jazz vocal performance. He later studied the Meisner acting technique at the William Esper Studio and studied voice with Maria Zorella. His background therefore includes formal work in both acting and vocal performance.
Birthplace, nationality and family
The available biography gives Lockard’s birthday as 6 April 1983. It says that he was born and raised in the Washington Metropolitan Area before moving to New York. It identifies him as American and names his mother as Lisha. The supplied material does not provide a verified name for his father or dependable details about any siblings.
Private details should be treated cautiously. The supplied biography does not establish a confirmed spouse or partner, and a lack of public relationship information does not prove that someone is single. Lockard’s professional work is documented more clearly than his private life.
Guy Lockard’s height and weight
The existing profile lists Guy Lockard’s height as 6 feet, or 182.88 cm. However, another published profile says that his exact height has not been confirmed and only describes him as appearing to be at least 6 feet tall. For that reason, the listed measurement is best understood as an unverified published figure rather than a confirmed measurement.
No supported weight figure is available in the supplied material. The profile also does not provide verified body measurements or shoe size. His listed hair color is black, while his listed eye color is light brown.
Guy Lockard’s net worth
Guy Lockard’s net worth is not established by verified financial records in the supplied material. The existing profile gives an estimated range of $1 million to $5 million as of 2022, while a separate entertainment article published on 9 March 2024 reports an estimate of $4 million. Neither figure is accompanied here by financial documentation, so these amounts should not be presented as confirmed wealth.
What is Guy Lockard best known for?
Lockard is most closely associated with Dr. Dylan Scott on Chicago Med. His career is broader than that role: it encompasses network television, short films, production, audiobook narration, musical theatre and live vocal performance. Public professional profiles also identify him with appearances in Chicago P.D. and FBI, alongside his other acting credits.
