Biography

Jonathan Turner Smith, born in Brownfield, Texas, is an actor, writer, and producer. He co-produced and co-wrote the independent feature film, "Broken Victory," which won The Silver Medal at the New York Film and Television Festival and was a Semi-finalist at the Houston International Film Festival. "Broken Victory" also won four Halo Awards from the Southern California Motion Picture Council, was a Dramatic Film Finalist at the AFI/Billboard Video Awards and won a Silver Medal at the Excellence in Media Awards. Smith also won a Los Angeles Drama-Logue Critics Award for Outstanding Performance in the title role of Nathan in the play of the same name. He is the screenwriter and producer of the feature film, "The Loser's Club" and essays the supporting role of Sam Blake. The Screenplay has won more than 100 screenwriting awards from screenwriting competitions and film festivals from around the world and is based on Smith's stage play of the same name. The play, "The Losers' Club," is published by Eldridge Publishing and has been produced over 100 times by 50+ junior high and high schools throughout the United States. The play has won 15+ regional and state high school theatre awards. Other plays written by Smith include "The Election" and "Aftermath," both published by Eldridge Publishing. His play "Whose High School Is It Anyway?" is published by Heartland Publishing. Smith's two Faith-Based screenplays, "Jeremy" and "Our Finest Hour" are both award-winning screenplays. He is currently working on his first horror screenplay, "The Werewolf Chronicles."
- IMDb mini biography by: JTS