J Michael Grey
J Michael Grey is known for An American Pickle (2020), NCIS: New Orleans (2014) and Dynasty (2017).
J Randall
J. Randall was born in Sacramento, California, the son of Barbara (Zachary) and Joseph G. Randall, an award winning Chef who recently was inducted into the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of African American History and Culture. After growing up in both South Central Los Angeles and Claremont, California, the family relocated to suburban Baltimore, Maryland where J. attended Franklin High School. During his time at Franklin, J. was enrolled in Gifted and Talented Art, took up theatre, while also excelling in varsity football. After turning down multiple scholarship offers from smaller FCS Schools, J. went to study at The University of South Carolina, Columbia and walked on to the Gamecock Football Team. Following a brief stint there he would transfer to Georgia Southern University where he completed his eligibility as a member of consecutive Southern Conference Champions. After graduating in 2004, J. would later move to Atlanta, GA where he began coaching high school athletics. After that experience he would focus on personal training and compete as an amateur boxer. He entered the industry as a featured football player on the USA Network dramatic series Necessary Roughness. Since joining the arena of film and television, J. has worked as a lead, or supporting actor on several feature films, television pilots, and indies.
J Stevens
J Stevens (they/them) is a Calgary-born filmmaker. With over a decade of experience behind the camera, J's mission is to continue bringing dynamic, personal and visually captivating LGBTQ+ content to the forefront. J is the co-creator, cinematographer and director of the high-energy mockumentary series, Slo Pitch (IFC/OutTV), which recently aired season 2 on IFC and AMC+. J directed two episodes of Astrid & Lilly Save the World (Crave, Syfy). J also directed on season two of the Peabody award winning series, Sort Of (HBO Max, CBC). J received a Best Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series nomination at the Directors Guild of Canada Awards 2022 for Astrid & Lilly Save The World. J was named one of Playback Magazine's 'Top 10 Filmmakers To Watch 2022' and was selected for the TIFF Filmmakers Lab 2022 as well as one of TIFF's Every Story Fellows.
J'Adore Cromartie
J'Dvonte
J'Dvonte is an Actor and Musician, born Jeremy Ferguson. Handpicked for roles such as, High School Musical Movies(2006) Walk of Shame Shuttle (2015), Abominable (2019) and Copycat (2014). J'Dvonte is a Musician Institute Honors Alumni with a degree in Music Business. J'Dvonte is an actor, producer and classically trained multi-musician, which includes a widespread of 12 instruments, including that of voice and musician software programming. Now Based in Los Angeles. He decided to switch gears from Musician to an Actor, but obviously maintained both and making his first debut with tons of commercials, from Chevrolet, Pizza Hut, Super Bowl, Proactive and more. In 2006 Jeremy also received his first film appearance on the series of High School Musical. J'Dvonte has also covered numerous Hollywood events as both a red carpet host and correspondent. He has also gained international experience working with the Cannes Film Festival. Through his acting and gift for gab, J'Dvonte has worked with the likes of Smokey Robinson, Omari Hardwick, John Legend, Nipsey Hustle, Beyonce, Loretta Devine, Regina Hall, Anthony Anderson, Floyd Mayweather, Snoop Dogg, Hunter Hayes, Tia Mowry, Kendrick Lamar, Meagan Good, Chris Paul, John Wall, Paul George, and the list goes on. J'Dvonte was born and raised in Winona, Mississippi, and he has been in the arts since church. Jeremy grew up performing in stage plays throughout the Mississippi Region. J'Dvonte also won a caption know as, "Poetry Outloud" the presents that was there when he spoke, turned into a White House visit. J'Dvonte has recently relocated to Los Angeles and has acting training with Margie Haber, Aaron Speiser, Groundlings Theater and School, Killian McHugh and Tasha Smith. Jeremy's work has appeared on Rolling Out, Dash Radio, Entertainment Scoop, BlackTree TV, Press Pass LA, AfterBuzz TV, and HHB Media. In his spare time, J'Dvonte is currently writing material for his newest single releases that's currently in the works, besides is hit "The More I Drank"(2016) and "Trust" (2019) Just like many music lovers of his generation, J'Dvonte has a passion for blending both elements of emotional songwriting an atmospheres of artistry. Influences such as, John Legend, Jazmine Sullivan and many more of all genres and background. While admiring the visceral beats and dynamic rhythms of a new age with old fills, producers of all sorts is also implemented, which makes J'Dvonte Ferguson uniquely equipped. The ability to maintain tenure and success in this market is a gift and a skill that Jeremy has developed throughout experiences. This exciting journey has only reinforced J'Dvonte desire to excel in this industry. He is always available for new opportunities.
J'Nelle York
J'Nelle York is known for Disconnect (2019), Plans (2019) and Damiane and Her Demons (2016).
J-Jay Sahagian
J-Jay Sahagian is known for Law & Order True Crime (2017), Night Night (2021) and Get Shorty (2017).
J. Adam Brown
J. Adam Brown was born on 3 March 1983 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor and director, known for Enemy (2013), Odyssey 5 (2002) and Haunters: The Musical (2017).
J. Adrienne
J. Adrienne was born on 15 July 1985 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. She is an actress, known for White People Money (2020), I Got Problemz (2023) and Everyday But Christmas (2019).
J. Alan Davidson
J Alan Davidson was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Dale and Cheryl Davidson. When he was 12 years old, he joined Youth Onstage, an independent acting troupe in Tulsa, OK, where he played his first role as "Father Wood" in the classic play, Jane Eyre. Davidson continued as a constant member of Youth Onstage, and eventually began writing and directing for the troupe. In 2010 Davidson made his debut on screen with the short film Glitch. Soon after he began attending classes at The Actor Factory in Norman, OK, to better hone his skills as an actor. Since then, Davidson has been a regular on film, appearing titles such as "Home Run", "Broken Boy", and "The Jogger".