Justin Ward
Justin Ward began his career working in film development for Mick Jagger at Jagged Films, then went on to work under such talented directors as Robert Redford, Terrence Malick, Norman Jewison, James L. Brooks, Richard Donner, Ron Shelton and Jon Amiel. He has also worked with some of the most well-known producers in the business as well, including Arnon Milchan, Mark Tarlov, Patrick Markey, Gary Foster, Grant Hill, and Joel Silver. For 12 years, Ward produced and directed over 300 hours of sports, culinary, music and travel series for such networks as CBS, NBC, NBC Sports, CBS Sports, Spike TV, FOX, Fox Sports Net, The NFL, Warner Bros., Disney, and The Travel Channel. Ward also helped develop, direct and produce the documentary series "UFC Countdown," and "UFC All Access," and was the showrunner on "Inside the UFC," all on Spike TV. In 2011, Ward created, directed and executive produced the documentary film series "Rock Stars," on the National Geographic Channel. Ward's debut feature film was "The Meanest Man In Texas," which he co-wrote and directed ,was accepted into 14 film festivals, with 31 nominations and won 21 awards. Including, Houston WorldFest's Gold Remi Award (past winners of the Gold Remi include Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Ang Lee, Ridley Scott, The Coen Brothers, Brian De Palma and Oliver Stone). The film was released in theaters in May of 2019, to three sold-out venues, and distributed in this summer digitally on Amazon Prime. Ward's second feature film, "Relish," which he wrote, directed and produced, also under Ohana Films, Inc., has already won 20 awards, including Best Feature Film and Best Original Screenplay at the Madrid International Film Festival, and Best Drama Feature at the Burbank International Film Festival. The film will be released to over 60 million homes and on Amazon Prime in November of 2019.
Justin Ward
Justin Ward is an actor, known for False Hopes (2020).
Justin Ware
Justin Ware is an actor and writer, known for Bloodsucking Bastards (2015), Deerskin Lake (2012) and Hell Den (2019).
Justin Warner
Justin M. Warner (born February 11, 1984) is an American chef. He is best known for his appearances on Food Network, including the eighth season of the series Food Network Star, which he won. He is the author of "The Laws of Cooking: And How to Break Them (2015)." He is also the chef host of "Eat the Universe" on marvel where he makes meals inspired by characters of the Marvel Universe. Warner was born on February 11, 1984 in Hagerstown, Maryland. His mother, Jan, is a schoolteacher, and his father was a psychiatrist. Warner was born when his father was 57 years old. In 1998 he was a finalist in the National Spelling Bee. His father died shortly after Justin graduated from South Hagerstown High School in 2002. Warner has had no formal culinary training, but he was inspired to learn to cook by his father. Warner appeared on 24 Hour Restaurant Battle in August 2010 with his then-girlfriend J.J. Pyle. They won the episode with their brunch restaurant concept, but the restaurant itself never came to fruition. Later in 2012, Warner became a contestant on the eighth season of "Food Network Star," mentored by Alton Brown. He did not watch the series before becoming a contestant, because he does not own a television. He eventually became one of the final four contestants, and he filmed a pilot for a potential series called "Rebel with a Culinary Cause." He won the competition. Alton Brown announced on January 4, 2013, that he will "regrettably" not be producing Justin's show. In March 2013, Justin Warner debuted a one-hour pilot special on Food Network titled "Rebel Eats." Beginning in 2014, he became a frequent judge and (sometimes winning) competitor on "Guy's Grocery Games." He was one of the co-owners of Do or Dine restaurant in Bed-Stuy, New York, before it closed in September 2015. Starting October 31, 2016, Warner, along with a few others acting as staff, created a new cooking show on Twitch known as Chefshock, "Shockingly Real, Shockingly Live, and just plain Shockingly Delicious," where he cooks live from his home kitchen from completely raw ingredients with viewers encouraged to cook along and ask questions. Questions are often presented to Warner by a moderator who shares in eating the finished results, while those that cook along and post their own progress pictures are featured throughout the show during lulls in the cooking process. Ingredients required to cook along at home are shared a week in advance, usually through the use of Google documents to allow those that wish to participate time to gather them. In 2004, Justin married his high school sweetheart, Jessica Hinze. They lived together in Colorado until their divorce in 2007. On June 29, 2015, Justin Warner married his fiancée Brooke Sweeten. As of 2020, they make their home in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Justin Wayne
Justin Wayne is known for Gore: Bloodbath (2019), Gore: All Hallows' Eve (2021) and Ghoulface (2022).
Justin Webb
Justin Webb was born on 3 January 1961. He is an actor, known for Bodyguard (2018), Forbidden Lie$ (2007) and Have I Got News for You (1990). He has been married to Sarah Gordon since 1996. They have three children.
Justin Weinstein
Justin Weinstein is a Brooklyn-based documentary filmmaker whose work includes feature documentaries, broadcast journalism and series, commercials and industrial / promotional videos. He has frequently focused on issues of belief and evidence in his work. Weinstein earned degrees in both filmmaking (BFA, NYU Tisch School of the Arts) and genetics (MA, MPhil, PhD, Columbia University.) In addition to directing and producing his own work, he edits and executive produces for other filmmakers.
Justin Welborn
Justin Welborn is known for Justified (2010), Godless (2017) and The Final Destination (2009).
Justin Welby
Justin Welby was born on January 6, 1956. He is an actor, known for The Light (2017), A Nation Says Goodbye (2023) and My Journey To Faith - Archbishop Justin Welby (2018). He has been married to Caroline E. Eaton since 1979.
Justin Whalin
Justin has been a working actor since the ripe old age of 11, when he first captured audiences in the title role of "The Little Prince." Today, he is a 19-year veteran of Hollywood, with an Emmy under his belt. Preferring to stay out of the limelight when he isn't working, he has many other interests, including the stock market. He also enjoys golfing and playing the blues on his electric guitar. Scuba diving is a hobby that he's fallen in love with in the last few years. When they can, Justin and his fiancée Reina love traveling to exotic destinations and exploring the marine life.