Jackson Martin was born in London, Ontario, Canada, and spent his elementary school years attending a French-speaking institution. He began his journey in the entertainment industry at the tender age of 8, modeling and acting in Toronto and its surrounding areas.
Throughout his modeling career, Jackson has appeared in numerous magazine and advertising campaigns, showcasing his versatility and talent. His first professional film shoot was for SC Johnson's Company, exposing him to the world of commercial filmmaking.
At the age of 11, Jackson made the decision to focus his future career on the film and television industry. His film debut soon followed, starring in small parts in student films and independent productions. His natural acting abilities and emotional range quickly landed him multiple lead and supporting roles.
Jackson has continued to work tirelessly, honing his craft and building a reputation as a respected and professional young actor. He exudes confidence and maturity, far beyond his years.
Some of Jackson's notable short film roles include "Shelter," where he played Charlie, a sick young boy kidnapped by his soldier father. He also starred as Darcy in "Never Go Back," a disillusioned young boy who must confront his fears in pursuit of his runaway brother. Additionally, he appeared in the award-winning student film "Aiden," playing the role of Aiden, a young boy trying to reconcile his nightmares following his mother's death.
Jackson's breakthrough role came when he was chosen to play the lead role of "Blue Michael" in his first feature film, "The Mechanical Boy," released in November 2012.
