Joe Atinsky

Joe Atinsky
Actor, Singer, Songwriter and Filmmaker

Dallas, Texas

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October 2015

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About Joe

California Native, now residing in Texas.
Seasoned Network TV, film, commercial, and stage actor with over 8 years experience.
Trained by Cathryn Hartt and a 2016 grad of AMTC.
Joe is a comedian and natural dramatic actor at heart.
Aside from acting, Joe is an accomplished singer-songwriter and entrepreneur.
He plans to become financially independent, so he may pursue philanthropic efforts and to allow he and his family to live unhindered in their passions.

Unique traits: Licensed Minister Life Agent

Gender:
Male

Height:
5' 10"

Weight:
189

Body type:
Average

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Brown

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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Space Cadet (2016)
Film (short) by Student Film Emilio (Spanish Language) Emilio has lost his wife and blames his son, Damarion. He loves him, but lashes out, often causing emotional and physical harm to his son. Emilio can barely hold his life together, and in the film he reaches his breaking point, losing everything.
St. Thaddeus and the Holy Shroud (2016)
Film (Short) Actor Add a Plot »
Jerico (2016)
Film by Seckeita Lewis (Comedy and Drama) Actor, Miscellaneous Crew Jerico is the story of best friends, Jarvis Cook and Jerico Walker, living in 1964 rural Mississippi. Jarvis is a hardworking man fighting hard to overcome a past tragedy and live out the dreams his father couldn't achieve. Jerico is a spontaneous and carefree jokester who regularly gets Jarvis off track, but would do anything for his friend. Together they challenge the restrictions and bias' of Jim Crow and set out on a dangerous, but comedic journey to fulfill the lifelong dream Jarvis' father never could. With all the elements of the Jim Crow south against them, Jerico makes an unlikely, yet heroic decision in an effort to save their lives.
Murder Made Me Famous (2015)
Television (Crime) Actor Murder Made Me Famous shares personal accounts from victims' family members, jurors, members of law enforcement and journalists involved with each case to give viewers an intimate perspective and disclose new information. Featured commentator for every episode is author and PEOPLE crime reporter, Steve Helling, who has covered several high-profile crime stories including the Natalee Holloway and Laci Peterson disappearances.