Jada Alberts
Jada Alberts in an Australian actor of theatre, television and film, and also a playwright. Alberts is best known for their roles in Mystery Road (2018), Cleverman (2016) also serving as a writer on the series writing two episodes, as well as appearing award winning Australian prison drama Wentworth (2013). Alberts also wrote for the series and has written for the stage including the play Brothers Wreck which they also directed for the Malthouse Theatre in 2018.
Jada Bowens
Jada Bowens is known for Broad Day (2023).
Jada Facer
Jada Facer is a pint-sized actress who recently got her big break in the hit ABC Family series "Melissa and Joey," portraying the surprise daughter to Joey Lawrence. Facer arrives and stirs things up as 'Dani,' the spunky, feisty and rebellious daughter to 'Joe' and 'Felicia' (Brooke Burke Charvet). Fans get to see more of Facer in season 4 of the beloved series (Fall 2014) as she moves in with Mel and Joe. Facer discovered her love for professional acting after an opportunity came to her to work on a short film titled "Y: The Last Man," a horror film based on a book. Thereafter, you can find Facer in a variety of productions including television series ABC's "Mistresses," CBS' "Bad Teacher" and independent and short films including "One Bad Thing," "Nina Del Tango" and "Father's Promise." Her most memorable role is in the 1800s period piece, the Hallmark original film "Love's Christmas Journey," which has become a staple on the network every year during Christmastime. Facer, who is a Utah native, moved to Los Angeles when she was just nine years old. Growing up with a love for Shirley Temple, she played dress up and pretended to be the tiny actress. Facer participated in choir, musical theater and Community Theater with a desire to entertain from a young age. Her favorite part of acting and performing is the ability to make the audience identify with the character and emotions. When Facer is not acting, she likes writing music and singing. During her spare time she enjoys drawing, cooking special dinners and desserts with her parents, spending time outdoors and spending time with her dogs.
Jada Harris
Jada Harris is an actress and director, known for Lovecraft Country (2020) and The Resident (2018).
Jada Howard
Jada Nicole Howard is an American Actress, Poet and Inspirational Speaker. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Communications from Georgia Southern University and is most well-known for her talents as a spoken word artist. Jada is an experienced film and television actress having played supporting roles in films such as "The Products of The American Ghetto" as well as having been a featured extra on popular television shows such as Tyler Perry's "The Haves and the Have Nots" and Oprah's "Greenleaf". Jada is a native of the historic city of Macon, Georgia where she has been a keynote speaker for the Georgia AFL-CIO's 25th Annual Martin Luther King Banquet and The A. Philip Randolph Institute's 21st Annual Awards Banquet held at the historic Douglas Theatre in 2016. Jada additionally possesses versatile vocal abilities having performed musical theatre in productions such as "1940's Radio Hour" and "Images of Ebony on Broadway" as well as having performed with the "SEEiT Choir" on Season 3 of Jermaine Dupri's television show "The Rap Game" and during the 20th Anniversary Celebration of the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. As for her future aspirations, Jada endeavors to become a widely sought after professional actress, print model and vocal entertainer. Her current interest lies in further developing her talents, work ethic and skills in preparation for future opportunities that will enable her to achieve her career goals.
Jada Jay
Triple threat actress Jada Jay has been in over fifteen theatrical productions and over ten on camera projects in the past six years. Jada formerly studied theatre at the University of Texas at Arlington and now attends Texas State University where she is working hard towards her BFA Theatre, All Level Teaching Certification.
Jada Jones
Jada Jones is a multidisciplinary performing artist born and raised in Charlotte, NC. She's of African American and Chinese-Malaysian decent and her maternal grandfather gave her the middle name Teoh Minwen, which she wears with pride. She is a big-time family girl and has a close relationship with her younger sister, who follows in her go-getter, independent footprints. Jada grew up in an empowering household, she was free to pursue her wildest dreams and followed her passion for artistic expression. She attended kindergarten at a magnet school for the performing arts and danced at the recreation center starting at age six. Her love for singing blossomed just as young. Jada was placed in honors chorus in kindergarten-she was a standout in a chorus that was comprised solely of 3rd-5th graders. In 5th grade, she auditioned for Northwest School for the Arts. She was accepted and spent the next six years fostering her acting, singing, and dancing skills there-winning Best Female Dancer in a High School Advanced Ensemble at the Musical Theatre Competition of America (2018). Simultaneously, she was discovered at her local recreation center by the North Carolina Dance Theatre and received a full scholarship to the Charlotte Ballet Academy. She danced in the youth summer program from interdisciplinary through high school, which helped her place in level 3 in the Ballet Academy-where she developed for 2 years-and move up to level 4. Due to the school's lack of inclusivity and early injuries that dancers are prone to, Jada decided to leave dance school and pursue an early graduation from high school. She graduated from Northwest School for the Arts a year early as an honor roll student. Upon graduation, she moved to New York City to pursue a career in acting. A few months into auditioning, she received a Broadway callback for Meredith Willson's The Music Man and a small role in Hamilton, before the coronavirus hit and shut down production. She moved back home to North Carolina, regrouped while auditioning for TV and film remotely, and inevitably took her talents out to Los Angeles. She's now based in Hollywood, CA and building her career in the City of Angels. She currently trains with Annie Grindlay. One other fun fact about Jada is that she is a social influencer. She began her online presence on YouTube and has evolved from an art student pursuing her passion to the non-college approach to adulting - which has spanned into an Instagram following with high engagement and a podcast called "Highkey Adulting" that can be found on iTunes.
Jada Keche Howard
Jada Keche Howard is an actress, known for The Walkers film (2021), The Progenies, Diamond in the Rough (2021) and Man Haunt (2021).
Jada La'Rue
Jada La'Rue is an actress, writer, motivational speaker, and youtube content creator. She is also the owner of the Jada La'Rue brand. She began her career in film in her 20s when she was using her writing and acting skills just to help out friends in the Detroit film and theatre industry. In her 30s, she can be recognized in Prey, BMF, Power Book 3 & 4, Chicago PD, Chicago Med, Empire, The Exorcist (TV), the Love Yourself Dove Commercial, FB Live Promo Commercial (voice), and more.
Jada Libby
Jada Libby is known for Bully (2011) and Independent Lens (1999).