Jasmine Gray is an actress, known for Tender Touches (2017).
Jasmine Guillen is an actress and commercial print model born and raised in Orange County in Southern California. She landed her first National Commercial for Crimestoppers USA in 2019. Some of her most recent commercials include Pro Star Rental, Goody Goody Liquor, and Mannatech Vitamins. Jasmine was featured in the film "Hooking Up" (2020), AMS Pictures TV - Series, "The Price of Fame" (2019) and Clover the Girl's music video "Don't Get It" (2020) out via Billboard and Invogue Records. She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with a full ride scholarship and received her Bachelor's Degree in Sociology. Thereafter she attended The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts where she studied Method Acting. Jasmine is a singer- soprano, and has taken singing and voice lessons at Septien Entertainment and Starlight Studio.
Actress-dancer-director Jasmine Guy has enjoyed a diverse career in television, theatre and film. She began her professional career at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in New York City. Jasmine starred on Broadway in the original productions of Beehive and Leader of the Pack, and reprised hit productions of 'Grease', 'The Wiz' and 'Chicago' (as Velma Kelly). After years on Broadway and touring the globe, Jasmine landed the role of Whitley Gilbert on the Cosby Show spin-off 'A Different World'. She won six consecutive N.A.A.C.P. Image Awards for her portrayal of the pretentious but funny southern belle. Her other television performances include: 'Melrose Place' (with Heather Locklear); 'NYPD Blue' (with Jimmy Smits); 'Fresh Prince of Bel Air' (with Will Smith) and 'Living Single' (with Queen Latifah). One of her favorite roles was that of Roxy, the grim reaper meter maid on Showtime's hit series 'Dead Like Me' (with Mandy Patinkin.) Her most recent role as Grams on the popular series 'Vampire Diaries' can be seen on the C.W. Network. Jasmine has also worked with these great performers and directors in these films and miniseries: Spike Lee's 'School Daze'; Eddie Murphy's 'Harlem Nights'; Alex Hailey's 'Queen', and Debbie Allen's 'Stompin' at the Savoy'. She can be seen currently in the film 'October Baby'. Jasmine has worked extensively in theatre with Kenny Leon, Susan Booth, Andrea Frye and Pearl Cleage. She has starred in or directed many productions, including: 'For Colored Girls Who have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf; 'Miss Evers' Boys'; 'Blues for an Alabama Sky'; 'The Colored Museum'; 'The Fourposter'; 'The Nacirema Society'; 'Broke-ology'; 'Fool For Love', and most recently, 'God of Carnage' at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre, where she also directed the world premiere of the opera 'I Dream', celebrating the life and journey of Martin Luther King, Jr. In 1991, she released her self-titled album on Warner Bros. Records, featuring the hit single 'Try Me'. 'Try Me' was produced by Full Force and features Xcape with Candy Burgess. The song shot up the R & B charts quickly to Gold status, and fueled the success of the album's second and third chart singles 'Another Like My Lover' and 'I Just Wanna Hold You'. In 2004, Jasmine penned the biography 'Evolution of a Revolutionary' (Atria Books), which chronicles the life and journey of Afeni Shakur - Black Panther, activist and mother of slain rapper Tupac Shakur. As a frequent motivational public speaker, Jasmine is called upon to share her story openly with those who may benefit from her trials and triumphs. Her continuing desire to blend balance and discipline with ambition and service continues to fuel her passion for the arts. She has traveled throughout the U.S. and appeared at more than a hundred speaking engagements, addressing diverse audiences at colleges, universities, conventions, corporations, affinity groups, churches, high schools and countless charitable and fund-raising events.
Jasmine Harvey is an actor, known for Tabiyus & Jet: Dance for Me (2021) and Zog (2018).
Jasmine Hazi was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1994. She was raised by her French/Swiss mother (Irene Hazi) and Yemen/Israeli Father (Amir Hazi) and grew up in a multi-cultural environment due to her unique heritage. She studied the art of acting, writing and directing at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, where she graduated in 2019 with distinctions. During that time, she worked as a comedic prankster on the MTV South Africa reality TV show, 'You Got Got'. She also worked as a model and featured in several commercials, prints and music videos for musicians such as Priddy Ugly and The Tazers. In 2020, Jasmine starred as the lead in her first feature film, Olivia, directed by Khalid EL-Jelailati. At the beginning of 2021, she moved to Cape Town, and that year she featured as an extra on the TV series 'The Power' and starred in the fashion film 'Cotton Candy 3'. In 2022, she was cast in the Netflix Film 'Prime' as the role of Eva/Na'amah. Jasmine's career continues to gain traction as an actress in the film and TV industry.
Jasmine Hester was born on December 23, 1988 in San Diego, California, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for 9-1-1 (2018), The Neighborhood (2018) and The Last Ship (2014).
An advocate off screen, Jasmine Hill is known for her supporting roles in the feature films Nineteen Summers and Deadland portraying an advocate and young mom in both. Her most intense training was a two-year Meisner technique along with comedic improv at UCB. She has an ability to add emotional depth to her characters and if that depth includes any form of activism, that wouldn't be acting. Some rare but probably useful skills of hers include being double jointed (arms), a southern dialect-Georgia to be specific, and a champ at badminton.
Jasmine Hodgson is an actress, known for Familiars (2021).
Jasmine Hollingworth is known for Just a Stranger (2019), On Vodka, Beers, and Regrets (2020) and Camp Sawi (2016).
Jasmine Honey is known for Aaro (2024) and Sudokku'N (2022).