JaDarrel Belser
JaDarrel Belser is known for $TACK$ (2020), The Weed Show: Love Letters to Mary Jane (2011) and Zombie Apocalypse (2011).
JaDon Christian
JaDon Christian is known for Legacies (2018), Step Up: High Water (2018) and 2 Chainz - 2 Step (2023).
JaMarcus Hill
JaMarcus Hill is an actor, known for Lovecraft Country (2020), Being Mary Jane (2013) and Scream (2015).
JaMiss
Janelle Dudley better known by her stage name, JaMiss (pronounced juh-miss), is an American actress, rapper, songwriter and author from Chicago, Illinois, USA. Since receiving her bachelors in Theatre from Columbia College Chicago she has released several EPs of her own music. JaMiss is known for music on Lifetime's The Grim Sleeper (2014) and UnReal (2015); MTV's Finding Carter (2014); acting in Macy Gray's music video Bang Bang (2014); musical contributions to J. Cole's The Sideline Story and mixtapes by Carmelo Anthony, Kanye West and others.
JaNae Armogan
JaNae was born in Toronto, Ontario on May 23, to an American mother and Guyanese/Canadian father, giving her dual citizenship. During high school, she joined the Improv team, as well as landing the lead role in the school production of "Cabaret". She entered the International Modeling and Talent Associations (IMTA) competition in L.A in 2004 and took home four awards, including "Actress of the year". Her career started when wanting to be a track athlete, but after permanently hurting her leg, her life went a different direction, she always had a thing for the Arts but it did not really take effect until watching a film with Jada Pinkett Smith called "A Low Down Dirty Shame" It was the boldness and attitude of the female character that grabbed her interest in both her acting abilities and real life. From that point on she decided to focus in building her career, doing auditions for plays such as "The Kink in my Hair" and "The Lion King" winning call backs for both plays. She was discovered during a workshop by an agent while doing a monologue piece from the hit T.V. show "The Kink in my hair" This workshop discovery is now leading JaNae to becoming the strong bold female character that is launching her to stardom
JaQuan Malik Jones
Born and raised in South Norfolk, Virginia, Ja'Quan Malik Jones is a graduate student in Brown University's Trinity Repertory MFA Acting and Directing Program. He makes his major motion picture debut as one of Whitney Houston's older brothers in Sony's musical biopic about the gifted singer, I Wanna Dance with Somebody. Acting since the second grade when he was cast in an annual Christmas production at his primary school, Jones went on to earn his Bachelor of Arts at HBCU Norfolk State University. Honored with a grant from Brown, he wrote and costarred in Billiards: A Short Film, which was an official selection in the New York City Theatre Film Festival.
JaQwan J. Kelly
JaQwan J. Kelly is an actor, writer and producer known for his work Hulu's WuTang: An American Saga, Steven Spielberg's The Post and Blue Bloods. A Harlem native, his acting journey first began at the Harlem School of the Arts. He went on to obtain his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Performance from SUNY Purchase.
JaToria Jones
JaToria Jones is known for And You Call Yourself a Christian (2022) and Baby Momma.
JaVale McGee
JaVale Lindy McGee (born January 19, 1988) is an American professional basketball player for Los Angeles Lakers in the National Basketball Association (NBA). He was selected 18th overall by the Washington Wizards in the 2008 NBA draft. He is a two-time NBA champion, having won consecutive titles with the Golden State Warriors in 2017 and 2018 before signing with the Lakers.
Jaa Smith-Johnson
Jaa Smith-Johnson is a Canadian film, television, and theatre actor/producer/writer. He began acting at the age of 15 where he made his professional debut in a film called The Point (2006). He is a graduate of Dawson College's Professional Theatre Program in Montreal. Co-Founder of the Theatre Company Third Eye Ensemble & Founder of Para-Dime Productions. Known for X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), Quantico (2016), Race (2016) and 19-2 (2014).