Actor, Teacher, Coach, Mentor, and general Lover of Life, Jason has been blessed with a very budding, transformative and active career, his most recent breakout role as “REMI RANSOM” on Seasons 2 & 3 of BMF(STARZ), has garnered him noteworthy recognition and acclaim. Also, with a very formidable guest-starring role of Frank “2-BITS” Tanner, in the CW’s “Black Lightning” and as Jamaican Drug Lord “CRESSY”, on “Wu-Tang: An American Saga” an original series on HULU, Jason is continuing to gain momentum in the Industry. He was also extremely blessed to lend his Voice to the 2016-2017 Adidas Sports Needs Creators National campaign. Persistently honing his craft, and through his consistent work at home has also led him to some international acclaim, landing him in Bollywood alongside one of their finest, Kangana Ranaut in the hit movie “SIMRAN”. He also appears on NCIS L.A.(CBS)and worked on Season 2 of The Wonder Years(ABC).

A Native of Atlanta, Georgia, Jason has been in more than 30 Stage Productions since 2009, working with some of the most active Directors and Playhouses in Atlanta. Presently, Jason has worked on 40+Independent projects(Full-length features, Shorts, Web-series). And as a Storyteller, Jason joyfully appears as one of his most coveted characters, ‘Babatunde The Griot’ and has inspired thousands of students throughout the state of Georgia. In the spirit of paying it forward, Jason has worked as an Acting Coach at the incomparable Nova House, as the resident Teaching Artist at Champion Middle School and as a youth Acting Instructor with AGI Entertainment.

Jason's desire is to continue telling compelling stories through a revolutionary lens with the hope that they will touch, move and inspire. Be on the lookout for Jason to appear in as well on the production side, in several films coming to screen and already on streaming platforms this year,: “The Pass”(ALLBLK), “SCHEME QUEENS”(Bet+), “Gerald’s Hands”(Tubi), “ABIDING(Tubi)”, “P.I.G.S.”, “Preaching Lies”(Tubi)”, “SCHEEM QUEENS 2” and “Dragon Born” just to name a few.