Comedian, Actor, Advocate & Mentor
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Comedian, Actor, Advocate & Mentor
For IN-PERSON EVENTS, the exact fee falls within the fee range on this page, unless this is a “Call for Fee.”
For VIRTUAL EVENTS, the fees can vary depending on how the presenter is used (example: virtual keynote, workshop sessions, multiple video messages, etc).
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Jason Stuart is an award-winning actor, stand-up comic, and LGBTQ+ activist whose career spans more than 260 film and television credits. Born in the Bronx and raised in Los Angeles, Stuart has built a reputation for bold, unexpected performances that blend humor, humanity, and fearless authenticity.
A self-described insecure Jewish kid who found refuge in performance, Stuart credits Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl with “saving his life”—a revelation thatlaunched a lifelong pursuit of storytelling that challenges stereotypes and flipsexpectations. That instinct led to one of his most striking turns as a heterosexual Christian plantation owner in Nate Parker’s The Birth of a Nation, a role that mirrored and reframed the prejudice he’s fought his entire life.
Most recently, Stuart serves as actor, director, producer and co-writer of the indie film REDLINING, a timely and provocative film examining systemic inequality and the personal cost of generational injustice. Anchored by a deeply human performance from Stuart, the film also features Alexandra Paul in a striking turn that powerfully showcases her dramatic depth. Stuart brings nuance, empathy, and quiet power to a story that confronts America’s unfinished business head-on. The film continues his commitment to socially conscious storytelling and adds another bold chapter to a career defined by fearless choices and cultural relevance.
Stuart has appeared in studio favorites including Kindergarten Cop and Vegas Vacation, and on hit series such as The Closer, My Wife & Kids, Goliath (oppositeJ.K. Simmons), and Judd Apatow’s Love. Indie audiences know him from Oscar winner Sean Baker’s Tangerine, Ira Sachs’ Love Is Strange (with John Lithgow and Alfred Molina), and the Amazon comedy series Smothered, which he co-created and starred in alongside Mitch Hara. The series earned Stuart the Indie Series Award for Best Actor in a Comedy and sparked a new wave of acclaim as a content creator with the motto: “We don’t wait for permission to create.”
A highly sought-after stand-up comedian, Stuart tours nationally and released the comedy album I’m the Daddy and I Have Candy. He is also an in-demand speaker on diversity and inclusion and the author of the memoir Shut Up, I’m Talking! Offscreen, he serves as National Co-Chair of the SAG-AFTRA LGBTQ Committee, which he cofounded in 2004.
Stuart has also recently completed the horror film Blackwood, the drama I Got Next, in which he plays a basketball coach mentoring a special-needs child, and the acclaimed indie drama Hank, which won Best LGBTQ Short at the Los Angeles International Film Festival and earned him a Best Actor nomination at the Glendale International Film Festival.
Grounded in comedy, driven by activism, and inspired by Viola Davis’s words — “My dreams had to be bigger than my fears”—Jason Stuart continues to pursue roles that are as meaningful as they are unexpected, consistently showing up as his most fearless and authentic self.
Jason Stuart is an award-winning actor, standup comic, writer and producer. His personal story, and the way he tells it, can be of value to corporations and professional services firms looking for a refreshing way to start a conversation about diversity and inclusion in the workplace, not to mention inspiring employees faced with inclusion barriers on why they need to land a seat at the leadership table.
As the current SAG-AFTRA’s LGBTQ Committee’s National Co-Chair and creator of this 20-year-old committee, Jason Stuart was recently honored with the Jose Julio Sarria International Civil Rights Award, which was presented by the International Imperial Court System and She Persist Award (Elizabeth Warren inspired Award) for his with LGBT Actors. He is also the recipient of Indie Series Award fir Best Actor in a Comedy for his Amazon TV show “Smothered”, Best Actor for the Silicon Beast Film Festival for “Like Father”,Best LGBTQ Comedian for the World Wide Comedy Awards among over 30 more nominations.
With grace and humor, Jason tells of his youth as a bullied child and his challenges as a young Jewish gay man. Repeatedly told to “stay in his lane”, “keep your head down”, and “stay behind the scenes” by family and showbiz colleagues, it was a matter of life and death (which regretfully, it often still is in some places) and he set his sights on being undeniable. Though times have changed and corporations often boast of their inclusive cultures, many still find moving ahead and getting a seat at the leadership table is a mystical process for those who feel like outsiders.
Achieving the Hollywood dream came with struggle, challenges and many complications and setbacks for Jason but he is here to help others understand how to release all of the excess, ancient baggage that comes from being an outsider and take lessons learned to add value and insight to any organization’s leadership team.
Jason’s entertaining presentation inspires employees and enlightens on how to go from bullied to brave, and move from victim to victor in five transformative steps.
1) Embrace your discomfort, it’s your best friend.
2) Go where your passion is, it’s always a step in the right direction.
3) Become the best you can be.
4) Do all of the foot work and solve problems. Know your client’s needs and headaches. Know your peer’s and teammates needs and headaches.
5) Make that extra call or email to create and shore up leads and build relationships.
Jason understands how connecting with others is essential to success. He knows how people are interested in helping those who create value and solve problems. After hearing Jason’s presentation, audiences feel empowered and are able to mitigate nagging fears and unwelcomed obstacles.
During this lecture, attendees also learn:
Jason’s tried and true method of masterfully moving to the next place in any career.
Jason’s anticipatory tricks of the trade that are actionable.
Jason’s philosophy of improving client satisfaction while increasing personal income and generating repeat revenue for the company.
Jason has leveraged his experience and stage presence as a standup comic to support numerous civic initiatives. He has performed at countless benefits advocating for Black Lives Matter, Latinx equality, Holocaust, HIV-AIDS, LGBT rights, marriage equality, Women’s Rights, Homeless initiatives, and the dignity of all regarding gender expression for the last 28 years. He has produced the annual comedy benefit for Lifeworks Mentoring Program for six years.
Lastly, Jason has been in over 275 film & TV shows as an actor and comedian. See the .
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