J.D.'s childhood was marked by a move from Long Island, New York to the culturally rich and vibrant Greenwich Village, where his innate talents for acting, singing, and dancing began to flourish at an exceptionally young age. It wasn't long before he caught the attention of talent and casting agents, who swiftly recognized his prodigious abilities. His first role, secured at the tender age of seven, was merely the beginning of a storied career that would span both the big and small screens.
In addition to his impressive film and television credits, J.D. has also graced the stages of Broadway, taking on the iconic role of Gavroche in the beloved musical Les Misérables. His outstanding performance earned him the prestigious LA Drama Critics Circle award for his portrayal of Young Charley in the critically acclaimed production, Conversations With My Father.
Currently, J.D. is pursuing his higher education at Columbia University, where he is diligently working towards a degree in film studies. This multifaceted individual's aspirations extend far beyond his impressive acting career, as he hopes to one day transition behind the camera, utilizing his skills to write and direct.
