J.J. Totah is an immensely talented actor, comedian, singer, and writer with a gift for bringing dynamic characters to life. As he fearlessly evolves his body of work with each new project, Totah is fast proving to be one of Hollywood’s most engaging and sought after young talents. Totah can be seen in the NBC comedy, Champions from Universal TV starring as Michael opposite Mindy Kaling and Anders Holm. The single camera comedy created by Mindy Kaling and Charlie Grandy premieres in 2018. Prior to that he appeared in several notable television series including: FOX’s “Glee”, Disney’s “Jessie” and “Liv and Maddie”, ABC’s “Back in the Game, CBS’ “2 Broke Girls” and FOX’s “New Girl”. Totah can also be seen in Chris Kelly’s award-winning feature Other People opposite Jesse Plemons, Molly Shannon, Bradley Whitford, and Zach Woods. The film premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival where Totah received rave reviews for his riveting performance. Variety included Totah in their 2016 Breakout Stars portfolio and InStyle Magazine named him as one of their 10 Rising Stars to Watch in addition to Most Inspirational Person at Sundance. He also appeared in the 2017 Sony Pictures and Marvel Studio’s reboot Spider-man: Homecoming opposite Tom Holland, Robert Downey Jr., Michael Keaton and Donald Glover with Jon Watts directing and Netflix’s detective comedy, Handsome opposite Natasha Lyonne, Kaley Cuoco, Amy Sedaris, and Leah Remini with Jeff Garlin directing and starring. Totah also starred in the Mark Rosman’s family film, Time Toys, and Disney’s Magic Camp (awaiting release), starring alongside Jeffrey Tambor, Adam Devine, and Gillian Jacobs with Mark Waters directing and Suzanne Todd producing. In addition to his career in front of the camera, Totah is a television and film writer. At the age of 15, he sold his first television pitch to Universal Television/NBC. The single camera sitcom with the working title “Aunt Nancy” based on his real life aunt had Totah set to produce alongside Adam and Naomi Scott, as well as star in it. He is also working on new original projects/scripts. Along with his thriving acting and writing career, Totah is also a celebrity ambassador for GLAAD, and an active supporter of GLSEN, an organization that champions LGBTQ issues in schools.