James Z. Feng
In 2002, James shot his first film at the age of 17 in high school with friends and classmates, a gangster feature length film titled Triads V. James decided to focus on acting during college, he studied theater as a minor and did a few theater plays while mainly focusing on film acting. He starred in more than 20 student and independent films during his four years at UC San Diego. Seven days after graduation, James was already on a plane to co-star in a feature film shot in Taishan, China. After finishing the film, James visited Shanghai for vacation and decided he would stay here to pursue acting. For the next two years, James hustled to make a living and to make a name for himself in China doing everything from acting to modeling to event hosting. He would go on to land roles in two big budget films shooting in China: Kung Fu Dunk and Kung Fu Killer. In 2007, he did his first short film titled 600 with a crew of volunteers and a budget of 600 RMB. James was able to finish the film within two weeks in time for the Shanghai Short Film Festival submissions. 600 had a successful premiere at the Shanghai Short Film Festival and took home two awards including Best Actor. 600 went on to the international film circuit and was showcased at over 15 film festivals worldwide. In 2008, armed with a wealth of film-making experience from being on set as an actor and having just finished 600, James decided to moved back to USA to study film. He decided he would not apply to film school and would learn film-making on his own by investing his own money in his own projects. His second film Drowning was finished at the end of 2008, the film had its world premiere at the 2009 DC Independent Film Festival in Washington DC. In 2009, James's started his third film, a feature length documentary on the sport of MMA titled Fight Life. After 3 years of production and re-edits, the film premiered on January 20th, 2012 in San Francisco at the Roxie theater where it had two back-to-back sell out screenings. The film went on to win the Best Documentary award at the United Film Festival later that year. Fight Life was picked up by Double Dutch Media and slated for worldwide release in 2013. In 2013, James moved back to Asia to develop his next project, a feature length narrative film focused on underground hip hop musicians set in China.
James Zeiss
Born and raised in The Bronx, James began to study Acting at the Lincoln Center campus of Fordham University. In addition, he was introduced to Screenwriting while attending Fordham and later on continued to learn more about the craft at New York University. He's been busy in the independent circuit by landing roles in feature films, shorts, and web series, plus has been featured in a several of on-air commercials. James has also performed on stage in numerous theater productions, highlighted by the lead role of Canon Pennefather in Agatha Christie's "Murder on The Nile, and he's also flashed his comedic side with stand-up at the legendary Caroline's on Broadway. Back in 2013 he penned his first book, "Something or Nothing at All", an auto-biographical collection of real life short stories, and followed it up with the sequel, "More of the Same Crap", in 2015. Two years later he took it one step further by writing and directing his first film, "Adult Humans" (2017). Today, James continues to pursue his Acting Career while mixing in time for other creative projects such as his YouTube Series, "Section420: Talkin' Yankees".
James Zimbardi
James Zimbardi was born on June 12, 1985 in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Nix, Awaken the Shadowman (2017) and General Hospital (1963).
James p Kerr
James p Kerr is known for The First Purge (2018), A Quiet Place Part II (2020) and Nightmare Alley (2021).
Jameson Batt
Jameson Batt is known for Freak (2020) and Uncle Sleazo's Toxic and Terrifying T.V. Hour (2022).
Jameson Blake
Jameson Blake is an actor, known for 2 Cool 2 Be 4gotten (2016), G! (2019) and Nay (2017).
Jameson Brooks
Jameson Brooks is a writer, director, and editor originally from Amarillo, Texas. He is a former BMX and skateboard enthusiast, and is best known for his film Bomb City (2017) based on controversial story of late punk rocker, Brian Deneke. Notable work includes the internationally acclaimed Behold the Noose (2014) and Emmy winning Devil Has My Ear (2012). He is the co-founder of 3rd Identity, a filmmaker collaborative based in Dallas, Texas.
Jameson Charles
Jameson Charles is an actor, known for I'm Your Woman (2020).
Jameson Elton
Jameson Elton is known for The Christmas Pledge (2023).
Jameson Keeling
Jameson Keeling is an actor, known for Laguna Ave (2021).
