Brandon Joel Rothstein
- Actor
- Editor
- Producer
Brandon Joel Rothstein is currently starring in the band My Chemical Romance's "The Black Parade 2026" tour. He is best known for Law & Order (2024) and was responsible for the National Basketball Association's (NBA) newest rule change (see Paragraph 4).
Brandon has appeared in major campaigns across the U.S. and Canada, including a standout role as Jack Jr., son of fast-food icon Jack Box, in ads that earned a Shorty Awards Finalist nomination for TikTok Presence & Humor. He has collaborated with director Max Malkin (PRETTYBIRD) and led national campaigns for Nike, Toyota, and M&M Mars.
A lifelong athlete, Brandon played in the Central Park Performing Arts Softball League and the Broadway Show League, representing SAG-AFTRA and Actors' Equity, respectively. He helped lead Equity to the 2025 New York City summer championship.
A devoted basketball fan, Brandon proposed a detailed submission to the NBA, later adopted and implemented as the Heave Rule for the 2025-2026 season. Before committing to acting full-time, he served as President of his college marketing club (OnMark), leading 40+ members to a 6th-place finish out of 387 universities at the 2020 American Marketing Association (AMA) International Collegiate Conference in New Orleans.
Beyond his on-screen credits, athletic feats, and academic accomplishments, Brandon has an extensive background in early childhood education. His experience with youth, combined with his dedication to mental health advocacy, has led him to front campaigns for organizations such as 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, Amudim, and more.
Brandon has appeared in major campaigns across the U.S. and Canada, including a standout role as Jack Jr., son of fast-food icon Jack Box, in ads that earned a Shorty Awards Finalist nomination for TikTok Presence & Humor. He has collaborated with director Max Malkin (PRETTYBIRD) and led national campaigns for Nike, Toyota, and M&M Mars.
A lifelong athlete, Brandon played in the Central Park Performing Arts Softball League and the Broadway Show League, representing SAG-AFTRA and Actors' Equity, respectively. He helped lead Equity to the 2025 New York City summer championship.
A devoted basketball fan, Brandon proposed a detailed submission to the NBA, later adopted and implemented as the Heave Rule for the 2025-2026 season. Before committing to acting full-time, he served as President of his college marketing club (OnMark), leading 40+ members to a 6th-place finish out of 387 universities at the 2020 American Marketing Association (AMA) International Collegiate Conference in New Orleans.
Beyond his on-screen credits, athletic feats, and academic accomplishments, Brandon has an extensive background in early childhood education. His experience with youth, combined with his dedication to mental health advocacy, has led him to front campaigns for organizations such as 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, Amudim, and more.
