John F. Thomas

Born and raised in Jackson, TN, John grew around a lot of talented singers on both his mother and father's side of the family. He started singing in church when he was old enough then started learning how to play the piano. This turned into him developing a love for music, songwriting, and performing when he was 15 years old. While in High School, he joined Advanced Choir and then All-West Choir where he was applauded for his vocal talent. He then auditioned for his first theatrical play during his senior year, where the director was shocked to learn that this was his first time trying his hand at acting. Once he went to college, he started going out to sing at various venues across Tennessee and neighboring states, as well as taking a small role in a few short films. He then took the leap and moved to Los Angeles, CA to more fully pursue acting and singing. He studied Voice Acting under Janet Wilcox at UCLA and also started taking voice lessons under the legendary International Singer, John Davies. He started booking more Voice-Over roles and acting roles. Studying extensively under improv (Groundlings, Westside Comedy, and Rogue Improv!) and taking acting classes under Jonathon Trent, he started booking bigger and bigger projects. He landed a role in one of the biggest films of his career called "The Look-See", is can be seen internationally throughout China on the TV series "Age of The Living Dead", and did voice-over for a GQ Live event. He is still in high demand now that he's producing and writing his own material as in his comedy sketch series "Deliver The Funny". His most recent work that he produced and starred in is "Emotical" (2018).