J.T. Holmes is known for Heart of Stone (2023), Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) and Godzilla (2014).

J.T. Jackson is known for Black Cobra (2012), Mind of Mencia (2005) and S.W.A.T. (2017).

Jesse Theodore (JT) Robinson was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1987. He was then adopted and moved to the United States, in 1988. His father is a maintenance engineer and his mother is a primary school teacher. Both are retired. JT was given the opportunity to grow up in the United States and the United Kingdom. He found his love of acting at the age of 5 when he began performing in many primary school shows. He began studying at Purdue University as a business major. From there, he decided to continue his acting passion by dropping out of business school and pursuing a degree in acting. After finishing his 2nd year at Purdue University's Theatre Program, he decided to move back to the United Kingdom to finish his drama degree. In 2011, he graduated with Joint BA Honours from the University of Kent, at Canterbury, where he studied English and Drama. After pursuing independent work within the film and theatre industries, he decided to return to drama school, in 2013. Jesse attended a multitude of courses at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and finished with Distinction in Shakespeare Studies, in 2014. In 2016, JT moved to Los Angeles to further pursue a film career. He then reconnected with a former classmate, and friend, Jhan Harp. From 2016-2017, he had the wonderful opportunity to work in a TV series, a short film, and a web series. In 2017, JT was cast in his first major feature film, The Nightmare Gallery, directed by Gene Blalock, and produced by Jhan Harp. The film stars Amber Benson. In 2019, JT was cast in The Orpheus Protocol. Season 1, Episode 1 aired on 1 May 2019, on YouTube. The Nightmare Gallery is expecting a theatrical release, later in 2019. JT continues to pursue film/TV/web series opportunities in LA.

J.T. Rowland is known for About My Father (2023), The D Train (2015) and Fantastic Four (2015).

J.V. Martin is a voice actor known for his narration of documentaries and reality programs. He is a former documentary producer who got his start in voice-over when a Travel Channel executive heard the temporary narration track J.V. supplied for a documentary and then chose J.V. to be the actual narrator of the program. Prior to documentaries, J.V. worked in radio and television news in Los Angeles, ultimately as a director of live television newscasts. Born in Orlando, Florida, J.V. grew up in Los Angeles as the son of the late radio newsman/talk show host Jim Martin and still lives in the Greater L.A. area with his wife, Sara Martin.

JW Cortés' life is a testament to resilience, service, and the power of using one's platform to make a difference. Born and raised in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, New York City, to inspiring Puerto Rican parents, JW developed a love for the arts and a deep-seated desire to serve his community and country from a young age. This passion led him to enlist in the Marine Corps, where he served with distinction for nearly thirteen years, including combat deployments and assignments at various Diplomatic American Embassies as a member of the highly regarded Marine Corps Embassy Security Group (MCESG). While serving in uniform, JW simultaneously pursued his passion for the arts, studying at the world-renowned acting school, The Esper Studio under the tutelage of Terry Knickerbocker, and making a name for himself in the entertainment industry. In 2012, he was selected from over 200,000 applicants to join NBC's reality series *Stars Earn Stripes*, where he trained alongside notables like Navy Seal Chief Chris Kyle (American Sniper) and celebrities like Terry Crews and Laila Ali. He became the first actor to portray the DC comic book character "Detective Carlos Alvarez" on FOX's primetime hit TV series GOTHAM and has appeared in other popular shows like Law & Order SVU, POWER, The Blacklist, and Blue Bloods. His voice brought life to "Mateo" on PBS's Alma's Way in 2022. His followers were delighted by his recent cameo in Jennifer Lopez and Maluma's music video "Pa'Ti Lonely," and his contribution to the remix of Country Music superstar Kane Brown's hit record "Homesick" further demonstrated his versatility and dedication to supporting military families. In addition to his acting career, JW has made significant contributions to philanthropy. In 2016, JW was honored as the recipient of the NFL Hispanic Leadership Award. At that event, he chose The Detective Rafael Ramos Foundation to receive a $2,000 donation from the New York Jets, marking a significant moment in his ongoing commitment to giving back. JW joined The Ramos Foundation, established in memory of NYPD First Grade Detectives Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu, in the same year. Taking over as President in 2020, he secured nearly a million dollars in funding, helping to strengthen and at times create robust programs like the annual backpack giveaway, which has provided thousands of students with the supplies they need to succeed. During the pandemic, JW led efforts to deliver essential items like hand sanitizer and masks to schools in BedStuy, Brooklyn, ensuring students could continue their education safely. Through his relationship with Gary Sinise, the Gary Sinise Foundation has donated considerable amounts to The Ramos Foundation every year, further bolstering its efforts. He also forged relationships with the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, the Marine Corps Toys for Tots program, bringing thousands of toys to children in the area. Through his celebrity connections, JW has elevated the Foundation's profile, attracting support from notable figures like boxing megastar Amanda Serrano, Dean Cain, Robin Lord Taylor, Joseph Sikora, Gary Sinise, and Terry Crews. JW's efforts culminated in the renaming of PS 54K in Brooklyn to The Detective Rafael Ramos School on September 13, 2024-a testament to his impact and the lasting legacy he is helping to create. As his tenure as President of The Ramos Foundation comes to an end on December 21, 2024, he leaves behind a legacy of service and dedication to the community, ready to pass the torch to the next leader. JW's philanthropic work has not gone unnoticed. He was chosen by The Boot Campaign as a celebrity spokesperson and Hero Ambassador, and later featured in HBO's critically acclaimed series "Habla Y Vota." In 2015, he was selected by the nonprofit Got Your 6 as an "American Icon," addressing the members of Congress at the GI Film Festival to advocate for more accurate portrayals of military and veterans' stories in Hollywood. Additionally, JW has addressed members of Congress to further the mission of supporting veterans and first responders. Currently, JW is a highly sought-after public speaker, delivering riveting and inspiring speeches across the United States. Above all, JW is a proud father of two sons, and he cherishes their Taco Tuesdays together. He is also working on his first memoir, set to be released in 2025. His journey from the streets of Brooklyn to the forefront of service and entertainment is a source of inspiration, showing that with determination and heart, one can make a lasting impact on the world.

JB was born in Paris, France to an English mother and a French father. He moved with his mother to Yorkshire, England at the age of four, where he was raised and attended school, eventually graduating from The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in 1990. He worked extensively in theater in Britain for over 15 years, including a three-year stint at London's Royal National Theater. His theater work encompassed everything from avant-garde physical theater companies to world tours of Shakespeare plays and classical Greek theater. His film career was essentially launched by his highly acclaimed role as Luigi Vampa in 2002's The Count of Monte Cristo, and following that success, he moved to Los Angeles where he now lives. Film and TV roles soon followed and he has worked on well over 30 TV shows in the US, including Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Barry, Shameless, NCIS: LA, Burn Notice, The Unit, Prison Break, CSI: NY, Nikita, NYPD Blue and others, and many films, including his recent role as Bashkim in 2017's War Dogs. JB is also a highly accomplished voice actor and director with projects in film, animation, video games, anime, and commercials. His animation work includes All Hail King Julien, Dragons: Race To The Edge, Scooby Doo, Trip Tank, Turbo Fast, Pickle and Peanut, Regular Show, Penn Zero, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Avengers Assemble. He has over 170 video game credits, totaling over 400 characters, including Rost in Horizon Zero Dawn, The Admin in Minecraft Story Mode, Bane in Telltale Batman, Arkham Origins and others, many projects for Blizzard Entertainment and the Uncharted franchise. He has been the voice director on various video games: Fortnite, Middle earth: Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War, Lego Batman 3, Lego Dimensions, XCOM 2, Mafia III, Overwatch, World of Warcraft, World of Warcraft: Legion, Hearthstone, Diablo III and Heroes of the Storm.

JC Alcantara is known for Hello, Stranger: The Movie (2021), The Iron Heart (2022) and Rewind (2023).

JC Capone is known for Reptile (2023), Punk Rock 101: The Series and Untitled JC Capone Project.

Joshua Scott Chasez (pronounced 'Shaw-say') was born on August 8, 1976 in Bowie, Maryland. As a child, he was extremely shy, but when a friend bet him $20 to enter a talent show with two girls, he won the contest and soon realized he had a knack for performing and that he really enjoyed singing. In 1988, his mother Karen Chasez noticed a small ad in the local newspaper for a casting call of a new version of The Mickey Mouse Club, The All New Mickey Mouse Club (1989). She gave him the choice of going to school or going to the open call audition. He chose to audition, selecting the song, "Right Here Waiting", by Richard Marx. He was cast along with many stars of today such as Keri Russell, Tony Lucca, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Justin Timberlake. (Because another cast member was named Josh, Chasez was dubbed JC (his first and last initials), and the stage name has remained. When MMC was canceled in 1994, JC wanted more. He and cast member Timberlake got together and started writing songs. They were both interested in forming a singing group. Later, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick, and Lance Bass joined them to form 'N Sync in 1995. 'N Sync gained fame in Europe with such hits as "Tearin' Up My Heart" and "I Want You Back." They returned to the US in 1997, where they made their first performance in a Walmart parking lot. Soon, the group found success on the charts in selling 12 million records of their debut, 'N Sync. In March 21, 2000, 'N Sync released their widely popular sophomore album "No Strings Attached" and shattered record sales in its first weekend, selling 1.4 million copies, making history as the most records sold by a pop act. In 2001, they released their third album, Celebrity, which was a critical and commercial success. By the end of 2002, 'N Sync's members were enjoying solo creative projects. JC had plans to release his solo debut, Schizophrenic, on February 24, 2004, with a hit single that spun on MTV's Total Request Live (1998) "Some Girls (Dance With Women)."