Junes Lazaar
Junes Lazaar (34) Born in Belgium is a professional Dancer, Choreographer and Actor. With his Moroccan roots he would love to share his passion with the world. He started of as a dancer and soon discovered his passion for acting. He played in different Tv series such as De Ridder, De Bunker, Bergica, Grond and De Buurtpolitie. His career as actor started with the movie called Gangsta ( Patser ) directed by Bilall Fallah & Adil El Arbi. We can also see him play a role in Rafaël, Los, Het Vonnis and Rebel. Besides acting Junes nowadays still works as choreographer for different kinds of shows and artists. He keeps finding ways to express what others and himself cannot easily explain. The philosophy behind art, music, dancing, the way people feel but especially about how people express their selves these days. And then simply inspire and motivate you..
Junes Zahdi
Born and raised in Dusseldorf Germany by parents of Spanish Moroccan descent, Junes Zahdi moved to New York City in 2003 to undergo training in a two year master's class in a method acting conservatory. Upon completing his training, Junes was immediately cast as the lead in the film "The Man Who Killed Castro", which won critical acclaim at numerous film festivals internationally in 2009. After playing the lead role in "Last Chance", a film screened on FOX as part of the Steven Spielberg production "On the Lot", Junes continued to garner roles in films, network series and on off-Broadway stages before moving to Los Angeles in 2008. After moving to Los Angeles, Junes immediately gained a supporting role on ABC Family's "Lincoln Heights," alongside Vanessa Williams. Junes then began filming, "To Rest in Peace", which became a Cannes favorite and has won awards at various film festivals. While playing Aiden in "Ma Cite mon Histoire", sponsored by Vanity Fair and Banana Republic, Junes grabbed the attention of Emmy award nominated DP Cira Felina Bolla, who then cast him as the lead of the film "Feroz", where his role as a sociopath received critical acclaim. Junes just finished filming "Noon"-a Kasra Farahani (Art Director of Avatar, Thor, and Benjamin Button) directed sci-fi drama in which he plays Peter, one of the last religious people in a post-apocalyptic world where religion is forbidden. Junes' interests and talents also extend into the worlds of dance and music. As a professional salsa dancer, Junes performed with Jennifer Lopez for "Fashion Rocks" at Radio City Music Hall and guest starred as the international salsa master alongside Tim Gunn on his Bravo network show "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style". Sponsored by Fashion House Yves Saint Laurent, "Larmoyant," a film written and produced by Junes Zahdi, showcases his singing and dancing talents. His most current musical endeavors including, "Serenata", "Elephant" and "Home", represent the culmination of his musical styling. Junes was recently cast in the upcoming Feature "Dana", a drama about the trials of three generations of women filmed in Bahrain, Dubai and Lebanon. Junes will portray Adel, the manipulative two-faced fiancé of the youngest generation female. See Junes as the "hilarious fashion-weirdo" Ramon on FOX's hit series The Mindy Project.
Juney Smith
A native New Yorker and graduate of LIU Brooklyn, with a B.F.A. and which he attended on a Athletic Scholarship (Basketball) He is a veteran actor, director, writer and producer of stage, screen and television. As an actor on stage he acted in classic plays and portrayed the roles of Walter Lee in Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun", Oscar Madison in Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" and Solly Two Kings in August Wilson's "Gem of the Ocean". Mr. Smith's most recent television credits include, "FBI", "Law &Order SVU", "Blue Bloods", "The Breaks" and as far back as, ER, "Mash", "Growing Pains", "Hill Street Blues" "Highway to Heaven", "Matlock", "and beginning with "The White Shadow". On film, he Co-Starred opposite Robin Williams and Forest Whitaker as Sgt.Phil McPherson in the comedy classic "Good Morning Vietnam" Mel Gibson and Danny Glover as Detective Tom Wyler in the action classic "Lethal Weapon 2", as "Chief" in "Friends and Romans" and as "Anthony" in "Colewell "opposite Karen Allen. The former Artistic Director of 4 theatre companies from 1979 to 1998 "The Renaissance Drama Company and Mattie Theatre Company, New York and "Rainbow Connection Drama Company and Rebirth Drama Company in Los Angeles where he directed over 100 plays including; "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf", "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" "Ceremonies in Dark Old Men" "Livin Fat" and "Twelve Angry Men" In 1988 he wrote the stage play "The Nation". After completing an intensive film making program at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Mr. Smith transformed the stage play into his first feature film in 1992 "The Nation" In 1999 along with partners formed the movie production company "Drummond and Smith Entertainment Inc. and later renamed Rainbow Media Group,Inc. He has written, directed and produced 25 feature films under that umbrella where all the films are distributed in the major retail stores online at Walmart, Best Buy, Target and Amazon and digital markets nationwide. Films such as "City Teacher/A Hard Lesson" Starring Glynn Turman, Ella Joyce, Elain Graham, Frank Vincent, Chuck D and Tommy Ford, "Fake Preacher" Starring Eddie Goines and Alyah Horsford" and "Clockin' Green" Starring Joyce Sylvester and Ella Joyce, Charles Weldon and Dean Irby. The feature documentary film "King of Stage, The Woodie King Jr. Story" Starring Woodie King Jr., Founder and Producing Director of the famed "New Federal Theatre", in which he was awarded the Pan African Film Festival 2018 Documentary Director's Award. He followed that up in 2019 with the feature documentary film "The Robeson Effect" Starring Danny Glover and Ben Guillory that chronicles some of the life and times of Danny Glover, his longtime friendship with Actor Ben Guillory, their shared admiration for Paul Robeson and the creation of "The Robey Theatre Company" which has garnered selections to numerous film festivals. His Documentary "King Arthur and The Count" chronicles African Americans on Broadway starring Actors Arthur French and Count Stovall, Writers Richard Wesley and Dominique Morisseau and Producers Stephen C. Byrd and Alia Jones- Harvey to be released 2021.
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