Jake Crossman
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
Jake Crossman is a Los Angeles-based actor, writer, producer, and award-winning director known for his work across vertical microdramas, film, television, theater, live broadcast, and digital media.
Crossman began in live theater before moving into production, where he co-created and produced ESPN+'s sports-comedy series FUSE (2019). He later directed and produced hundreds of live sports broadcasts for ESPN, NBC, and FOX, including college football, the NFL, college basketball, and Division I hockey, and worked as a crew manager/line producer on FOX's Super Bowl LIV telecast (2020).
After building more than one million followers on TikTok and generating over 250 million views across digital content, Crossman returned to narrative storytelling. He worked on Joseph Kosinski's F1 (2025) through his company Cartelago as a cardistry consultant, then moved more fully in front of the camera with roles in Continue to Win (2025), Ice Cream Tears (2025), The Verdict with Judge Hatchett (2026), Tutoring My Rival Boy (2026), and a growing slate of vertical microdramas.
As an actor, Crossman brings the instincts of someone who understands both sides of the camera. He comes prepared, takes direction, and stays responsive to what the scene and production need: an approach shaped by years in live broadcast, production, and fast-moving vertical sets.
Crossman continues to act, write, direct, and produce in Los Angeles, focusing on bold stories built for modern audiences.
Crossman began in live theater before moving into production, where he co-created and produced ESPN+'s sports-comedy series FUSE (2019). He later directed and produced hundreds of live sports broadcasts for ESPN, NBC, and FOX, including college football, the NFL, college basketball, and Division I hockey, and worked as a crew manager/line producer on FOX's Super Bowl LIV telecast (2020).
After building more than one million followers on TikTok and generating over 250 million views across digital content, Crossman returned to narrative storytelling. He worked on Joseph Kosinski's F1 (2025) through his company Cartelago as a cardistry consultant, then moved more fully in front of the camera with roles in Continue to Win (2025), Ice Cream Tears (2025), The Verdict with Judge Hatchett (2026), Tutoring My Rival Boy (2026), and a growing slate of vertical microdramas.
As an actor, Crossman brings the instincts of someone who understands both sides of the camera. He comes prepared, takes direction, and stays responsive to what the scene and production need: an approach shaped by years in live broadcast, production, and fast-moving vertical sets.
Crossman continues to act, write, direct, and produce in Los Angeles, focusing on bold stories built for modern audiences.
