Jovana Santiuste
Jovana Santiuste is known for Red Carpet (2021).
Jovana Stevic
Jovana Stevic is a professional actress, co-founder and executive director of the Japanese Serbian Film Festival in Serbia. Since 2016, she is the president of the Cultcrave, association for art and culture development. After years of working as an author, host, and production assistant on national TV stations, in 2013 she is starting her acting career on Serbia's well-known project Montevideo, God Bless you! directed by Dragan Bjelogrlic. Intensely attached to the new call, Jovana transformed her life path at 31. Since then she played a wide range of characters, from drama to comedy, leading to noticeable performance of tragically dead journalist Radislava Dada Vujasinovic, on docudrama TV series The heart of crime (2020) produced by Radio Television of Serbia and Vision Team. Jovana has two bachelor's degrees - Acting and Mass Media Management. She successfully combines creative, sensible, intuitive nature with executive and operational skills. Since 2019. she is a member of the Drama Artists' Association of Serbia.
Jovana Stojiljkovic
Jovana Stojiljkovic was born on March 19, 1992 in Belgrade, Serbia. She is an actress, known for Juzni vetar (2018), Juzni vetar (2020) and One Night (2016).
Jovani Heng
Jovani Heng is an actor, known for Longmire (2012).
Jovanka Vuckovic
Jovanka Vuckovic is an award winning writer and filmmaker. She got her start in broadcasting as a visual effects artist, winning a Gemini Award (Canadian Emmy) for Best Visual Effects, then went on to edit the horror publication Rue Morgue Magazine for six and a half years. Her presence at the helm opened up the doors for more women to become involved in the horror genre and she has been twice-named one of the most influential women in horror, alongside Kathryn Bigelow, Debra Hill, and Mary Shelley. Vuckovic now writes and directs her own films. The first of which, the award-winning short The Captured Bird, was executive produced by genre film legend Guillermo del Toro. She has been an outspoken voice for gender equality in film and in 2016 she executive produced and directed a segment for XX, the first ever all-female horror anthology from XYZ Films/Magnet Releasing, which had its world premiere at Sundance in 2017. She is a proud member of The Directors Guild of America as well as The Directors Guild of Canada. She is also the author of Zombies! An Illustrated History of the Undead, from St. Martin's Press (with an introduction by zombie godfather, George Romero).
Jovanna Burke
Jovanna Huguet was born to a Peruvian mother and Canadian father. Growing up in Vancouver, Canada she had the privilege of learning English and French in school, while speaking Spanish at home with her family. Her mother who had always loved dance, noticed Jovanna's natural ability to move at a young age, and enrolled her in Ballet at 5 years old. Loving every second, Jovanna quickly realized that she could express herself emotionally through movement and tell stories. She spent a lot of time at home annoying her little sister with her made up ballets and plays. Her first performance on stage was a milestone, when she realized that she loved communicating through entertaining people. Jovanna joined the choir and theater program at school, and participated in every school play, musical and recital, always wanting more time on stage. Focusing her energy on dance after being accepted to the prestigious Royal Winnipeg Ballet School at the ripe age of 9. She worked hard and finishing all her RAD examinations with honors, and was then accepted with a merit scholarship to the Walnut Hill School in Natick, Massachusetts, where she was a principal dancer in their company the National Youth Ballet, and got to work with the prestigious Boston Ballet as a result. After 3 years of hard work in Boston, Jovanna was struck with an unfortunate injury that would change the course of her life as a ballet dancer. A new chapter started in her life when she moved to New York City. Being the dance capital of the world, she went there looking for inspiration. She found it first working with Ellen Jacobs Associates, a publicity firm that represented some of the most amazing dance choreographers and companies in the US and worldwide. While there, Ellen took Jovanna under her wing and showed her the ropes. Every night at the theater watching a new amazing performance and mingling with the likes of Twyla Tharp, Paul Taylor, Merce Cunningham...on a daily basis, Jovanna felt as though she had found a new niche. But watching the entertainers every night slowly tore away at her heart, and she realized that she had to get back on that stage. Auditioning for a scholarship at a film and television studio, against hundreds of other actors, Jovanna won the scholarship and began her training as an actor at the Weist-Barron Studio. Realizing that she could tell the stories she had always wanted to tell, through a different medium, she left her life in NYC as a publicist - and with no Plan B, moved back to Vancouver to study full time at the Vancouver Film School. Upon graduation, Jovanna had never been happier about her decision to come back to her roots and tell important stories to entertain and inspire people. She knew it was the right decision when she booked the lead in a feature film right out of school, and as a result secured an agent, and has continuously worked on TV series, MOWs and feature films since. Jovanna prides herself on learning about who she is everyday, so that she can be the most truthful actor, storyteller and friend. "Life is too short to do things that you don't love." Jovanna continues to study and work hard at her craft daily and finds great inspiration from her peers, friends and especially her family. Jovanna lives in Vancouver with her husband Andrew.
Jovanni Mazzaferro
Jovanni Mazzaferro is known for Halloween at Aunt Ethel's (2019), Scathing (2016) and The Haunting of Julia Fields (2023).
Jovanni Sy
Jovanni Sy is known for Open Season (1995), The Best Years (2007) and Bless the Child (2000). He has been married to Leanna Brodie since October 1, 2005.
Jovante Cunningham
Jovante Cunningham is known for Surviving R. Kelly (2019) and Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning (2020).
Jovarel Callum
Jovarel Callum is a child Actor from Indonesia, born in 2009. He is the youngest in a family of four children. He started his career when he was 5 years old by appearing in commercials. He has starred in more than 30 commercials, 3 soap operas, and several short movies. Recently he entered the movie industry. Appearing for a brief moment in a movie called Laundry Show, and becoming a main character in a movie called MatiAnak