J. Seth Estes

Jason Seth Estes (J. Seth Estes) is a versatile talent born and raised in Hamilton, Ohio, on May 6th, 2004. A multifaceted artist, he has distinguished himself as a writer, director, producer, actor, and editor within the film industry. Estes catapulted into the world of filmmaking at the age of fourteen, crafting his maiden documentary, "Griffins In DC: A Middle School Trip Documentary" (2019), chronicling his 8th-grade excursion to Washington DC. Since that auspicious beginning, his creative journey has been marked by a series of collaborative efforts, notably with his award-winning role as Edwin Craven in 'The Lost Voyager' (2021). This film not only showcased Estes' acting prowess but also earned him the prestigious 'Best Editor' accolade at the 2021 72-hour Teen Film Challenge. In this high-pressure competition, he and his team successfully crafted a compelling short film within a mere 72 hours, demonstrating Estes' ability to thrive under tight deadlines. Despite facing the challenges associated with mild cerebral palsy, Estes has steadfastly pursued his passion for filmmaking, proving that determination knows no bounds. His commitment to the craft is evident in a string of notable projects, including 'Your Typical American Sitcom' (2022), 'A Rocky Transfer' (2019), 'Drifter' (2023), and 'A Date With A Cheerleader' (2023). Beyond his cinematic achievements, J. Seth Estes stands as a testament to resilience and creativity, inspiring others with his unwavering pursuit of artistic excellence. As he continues to contribute his unique vision to the world of entertainment, Estes remains an emerging force to be reckoned with in the realm of film.

Known For

Drifter

What Now?

Terrible Teens

Fearsome Face

A Dark Place