Los Angeles · Screen Actor
Jake Crossman is a Los Angeles-based screen actor working across vertical drama, film, television, comedy, and digital media. Theater-trained and production-fluent, he brings fast adjustment, close-up clarity, and live-set calm to modern screen projects.
Jake is an actor who understands the camera, the schedule, and the pace of modern production.
He comes prepared, works quickly, takes direction cleanly, and stays responsive to what the scene and production need in the moment. His experience behind the camera does not compete with the performance - it makes him faster, calmer, and more useful on set.
Prepared. Adjustable. Camera-aware. Useful when the day has to move.
Selected credits and public-facing work. Full credit context is available on IMDb.
Jake · Short Film
Vincent · TV Mini Series
Ethan · ReelShort
Evan Mallory · Courtroom Series
FBI Agent · ReelShort
Rexford · Fantasy Series
Jake's current run is screen-forward: vertical drama, film, television, and short-form work built around fast stakes, clean emotional turns, and close-up specificity.
Toby · Feature Film
Assassin · Feature Film
Rival Running Back · TV Series
Bailey · TV Mini Series
Football Captain · Vertical Series
Cardistry Consultant · Feature Film
Full Credit Context Selected credits are shown here. The complete verified profile lives on IMDb.
View ProfileJake Crossman is a Los Angeles-based actor, writer, producer, and director whose work sits at the intersection of screen acting, live production, and mobile-first storytelling.
He started in theater, moved behind the camera with ESPN+'s FUSE, then built hundreds of live-broadcast reps across ESPN, NBC, and FOX, including FOX's Super Bowl LIV telecast.
After building more than one million followers and 250M+ tracked personal social views, he returned to narrative work with a sharper sense of pace, frame, and audience attention.
The useful part of that experience is how it shows up between action and cut: fast notes, frame awareness, and calm adjustment without draining time from the room.
Vertical drama, sketch, and short-form sets move quickly; he can find playable beats without slowing the room down.
Scene-partner focus, present-tense adjustment, voice/body control, and ensemble discipline.
Cue awareness, crew literacy, and calm under live ESPN / NBC / FOX pressure.
Director / Producer · 2019-2020
NFL, MLS, College Football, College Basketball, NCAA Division I Hockey, College Volleyball, College Softball, College Soccer, College Tennis
The value is practical: live sets teach timing, crew awareness, pressure management, and how to stay clear when everything around the frame is moving.
The value is specificity: physical detail, rhythm, and camera awareness that can make a role feel sharper without pulling focus from the scene.
Close-Up · Inserts
Cardistry, Close-Up Magic, and controlled hand work for inserts, specialty business, and moments that need exact physical detail.
Host · Live Cues
Teleprompter, hosting, cue awareness, and the ability to stay present when the camera, timing, and room are all moving.
Movement · Music
Football, baseball, basketball, tennis, golf, swimming, running, plus piano, guitar, drums, and vocal work: useful for movement, comedy beats, and grounded screen rhythm.
09 · Jake Crossman
Start with the clips: vertical drama, courtroom, romance, sketch comedy, scene study, and fast-turnaround screen work.
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