James Ryen
Raised in San Antonio, Texas, James attended high school and performed in plays with "Psych" star James Roday and Open Plan Films founders Jen Prince and Cody Shelton. He attended college in Texas and Oklahoma on both academic and performance scholarships, studying acting and vocal performance. After school, James furthered his career as a professional actor in Boston, working with famed directors Robert Woodruff at the American Repertory Theatre and Nicholas Martin at the Huntington Theatre Company (now the Artistic Director with the Williamstown Theatre Festival). In two short years, James was cast in twenty-five productions, working on a wide range of projects from film and television to commercials, plays, and industrials. He received critical acclaim for his lead role of Tom in the New England premiere of "Fat Pig" with the SpeakEasy Stage Company and has performed in over a dozen productions of Shakespeare. James found quick success in LA, booking his first audition for "NCIS," and has gone on to work in film, TV, VO and stunts. One of his highlights was working with Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper in "American Sniper," where James and Bradley ad-libbed a lot of their dialogue due to a malfunction Bradley had with his rifle. James continued his theatre credits, working at the renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival as a company member for 5 seasons, receiving critical acclaim for his roles in "Vietgone," "Beauty and the Beast," "Between Two Knees," and "Cambodian Rock Band," among others. When not working, James can be found riding his motorcycle and enjoying the outdoors with his wife and kids.
James S. 'Jamie' Brown
Writer/ Director Jamie Brown has been creating horror short stories since childhood. Born and raised in a small town in Scotland, Jamie was surrounded by folklore and history. Jamie has worked all over the USA. From his feature-length documentary about the Land Rover community to his years and seasons working on the beloved paranormal show The Dead Files. Jamie wrote, produced and directed his debut feature film Friends Don't Let Friends in 2017 while writing a novella and two short story anthologies. Jamie has worked in every medium, from commercials to Virtual Reality and television.
James S. Bullock
James S. Bullock is known for How the Universe Works (2010), Through the Wormhole (2010) and Inside the Milky Way (2010).
James S. Cacciatore
James S. Cacciatore is known for Romeo 3000 (2018), Half Dead (2013) and Slade Collins in and Out of Time (2016).
James S. Corum
James S. Corum is known for Sworn to Secrecy: Secrets of War (1998), Abandoned Engineering (2016) and Nazi Victory: The Post War Plan (2018).
James S. Euto
James S. Euto is an actor, known for Demon Hole (2017).
James S. Gonzalez
James S. Gonzalez is known for The Dead Don't Die (2019), Vampires vs. the Bronx (2020) and Gotham (2014).
James S. Horton
James S. Horton is known for Do Not Disturb (2014), Haunting at Death Valley Junction (2020) and Buckaroo: The Movie (2005).
James Sadat
James Sadat, born December 7 2003, is an Irish actor. He is of Irish and Algerian heritage. James began his career as a teenager, firstly portraying a real-life criminal as part of a re-enactment sequence in the docu-drama series The Case I Can't Forget in 2022. In 2023, he appeared in the second season of crime series Kin and as an aristocrat art collector in the period thriller series The Doll Factory. He made his film debut with a minor role in the fantasy adventure Silver and the Book of Dreams (2023).
James Saito
James Saito is an American actor of Japanese descent, best known as the original Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) and as Dr Chen in the ABC series Eli Stone (2008). Along with film and television, James has worked extensively in theater, including the Broadway productions of The King and I (1997) and David Henry Hwang's Golden Child (1998). Off-Broadway plays include Sarah Ruhl's The Oldest Boy (2014) at the Mitzi Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center and Julia Cho's Durango at The Public Theater for which he won an Obie award in 2007. He was born in Los Angeles, California and received a degree in theater at UCLA. James now lives in New York City and studied with Uta Hagen at HB studio. He was in the last group of students who studied with Sanford Meisner on the island of Bequia in the Grenadines and then continued with Mr. Meisner in North Hollywood. He worked with Stella Adler in her scene study and script interpretation classes. James wanted to learn as many styles and techniques of acting because he found that different roles or situations may need a different tool to find the truth or to play it more effectively. So along with these 3 legendary teachers, he also studied with Milton Katselas, Wynn Handman, Peggy Feury, Jose Quintero and Nina Foch.
