Jacob Brown was born in Perth, Western Australia in 1999. He has an engaging, bright, enthusiastic and well-rounded personality, with a unique style of humour and the ability to light up a room with his energy. In all aspects of his life, Jacob brings dedication, focus, confidence, honesty, a maturity beyond his years and a determined spirit. From a very young age, Jacob had always had the desire to act and at the age of 10 he embraced the opportunity to pursue acting classes and hasn't looked back. He was successful on his first audition for a film project and quickly developed a love for screen acting. Jacob's drive saw him successfully land roles in short and feature films, including short film Strange Clouds (2013), a supporting role in the award winning documentary Yagan (2013), an appearance in Paper Planes (2014), and a supporting role in the screen adaption of the number one bestselling book The Pineville Heist (2016), which was filmed in Ontario, Canada. More recently he has appeared in The Decadent and Depraved (2018). His screen performance has been described by directors he has worked with as "intense, vulnerable and honest", "a strong ability to express the inner state of his character onscreen", and an "engaging screen presence" as expressed by Kelrick Martin. As a younger actor, Jacob was an enthusiastic acting student at The Actors Workshop and also Filmbites Screen Academy (2011 - 2018), which incorporated not only acting instruction but also active involvement in creating story line and characters for their class films. Jacob completed all levels from beginner to the final intensive level. Jacob has an ongoing desire to pursue writing & to be involved in the creative process of film. Jacob believes in the life-long process of professional & personal development. He graduated from John Curtin College of the Arts in 2017, where he had been granted a position in the Gifted and Talented Drama Program. He has been fortunate to attend regular courses & be coached by industry professionals in Perth, Sydney & also Los Angeles.

Jacob Brown is an actor, known for Born to Kill (2017) and Saved (2016).

Jacob Browne is an American stage, and film actor. He was born in Stillwater, Oklahoma to a Liberian father and an American mother. Jacob received his BFA in theatre from The California Institute of the Arts. Jacob is known for Better Call Saul (2015) Fort Bliss (2014) and The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)

Jacob Browning is an actor and director, known for Hajimete no gyaru (2017), Cheer Danshi! (2016) and All Out (2016).

Growing up in a small town in northern Illinois meant spending a lot of the 6 months of winter indoors. Television, movies, and theater were a great way to avoid the cold, and thanks to that, Jacob's training started early. Eventually the lure of Southern California was too much to resist, and that is were he now calls home, living, working, and teaching.

Jacob Buckenmyer is an actor, known for Steam Room Stories: The Movie! (2019), The Undercover Squad (2015) and Steam Room Stories (2010).

Jacob Burghart is known for Neon Veins: Hemmohrage (2015), Suspense (2020) and Head Count (2014).

As the youngest son of Peter and Joan Busch, the 25 year-old Jacob Busch is the next generation to follow in his family's historic business footsteps. Busch attended St Louis University and majored in International Business and Entrepreneurship. He has taken his knowledge and expertise to form new brands such as Runaway Productions' Party Pass Breathalyzer. Also a philanthropist, Busch is the West Coast Ambassador of the Peter W. Busch Foundation. Formed 29 years ago in Ft Pierce, FL., their mission is to support initiatives that improve the quality of health, education and family including donations to The Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, The Boys & Girls Club and many more.

Jacob Buster is an actor, known for Colony (2016), Let the Right One In (2022) and Colin in Black & White (2021).

Jacob Cantilla is known for Way of the Cross (2019), Tahan (2022) and Tayo sa huling buwan ng taon (2019).