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View Peter's Resume Peter Lawson Jones SAG-AFTRA · AEA Height: 6’0” ​ 216.408.7878 Weight: 175 lbs. ​ [email protected] Eyes: brown www.peterlawsonjones.com Hair: shaved or black/gray ​ FILM/TELEVISION/VIDEO/COMMERCIALS Chicago Fire, Episode 904, Funny What Things Guest Star NBCUniversal ​ ​ Remind Us (2021) ​ Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) Principal Warner Brothers ​ White Boy Rick (2018) Principal LBI Productions/Protozoa Pictures/Studio 8 ​ Alex Cross (2012) Principal Lionsgate/Summit Entertainment ​ Detroit 1-8-7, Episode 113, Road to Nowhere (2011) Co-Star ABC Studios/FTP Productions, LLC ​ ​ ​ Life Milestones, Marathon Petroleum Corporation Principal Performer Farm League ​ Commercial (2020) Rain, Kia Motors of North America LeBron James Principal Performer Reset ​ Commercial (2017) Starve (2014) Supporting P2 Films ​ The Assassin’s Code (2018) Principal Serious Stooges Films, LLC ​ The Umbrella Man (2014) Principal GSquared Pictures/Point Park University/ ​ Mindset Productions Crshd (2019) Principal ESC Productions LLC ​ 25 Hill (2011) Principal teamcherokee productions ​ Gearheads (2016) Principal Uncork’d Entertainment ​ Heartland (2020) Principal Heartland, LLC ​ Robbie 3.0 (2011) Lead (voice-over) University of Southern California ​ School of Cinematic Arts If the River Was Whiskey (2012) Principal The Scripps College of Communications ​ at Ohio University How to Change the World (2016)* Supporting Blurry Dude Media Group ​ All Eyes on Emma (2017) Lead Alchemy Point ​ Stokes: An American Dream (2009) Narrator PBS/WVIZ ​ * 2016 Indie Gathering International Film Festival Best Ohio Supporting Actor Award ​ VOICE-OVER TMW B1 Mailer Video (2016) WYSE Advertising Pablo Castro for Judge Radio Commercial (2016) Pablo Castro for Judge Committee Issue 8 Campaign Television Commercial/Radio Commercials/Video (2015) R Strategy Group/North Water Partners Armond Budish Campaign Radio Commercial (2014) Lake Effects Productions “Our Own Reasons” Radio Commercials (2013) The Plain Dealer/Northeast Ohio Media Group Health Services Industry Tax Conference Video (2010) Ernst & Young Alvin Ailey Dance Troupe Performance Television Commercial (2009) WKYC-TV3 THEATRE (post-2007) Flashes & Floaters (2020) Everett Scott Orlando Shakes Playfest 2020 ​ The Member of the Wedding (2019) T.T. Williams Beck Center for the Arts ​ ​ ​ Fences (2018) Jim Bono Karamu House ​ Picnic (2018) Howard Bevans Oberlin Summer Theater Festival ​ Br’er Cotton (2018) Matthew/Grandfather Cleveland Public Theatre ​ The Amen Corner (2017) Luke Powerful Long Ladder Ensemble ​ Inherit the Wind (2016) Henry Drummond Oberlin Summer Theater Festival ​ The Colored Museum (2016) Narrator Karamu House ​ White Rabbit Red Rabbit (2015) The Actor Cleveland Public Theatre ​ ​ Ceremonies in Dark Old Men (2014) Russell B. Parker Karamu House ​ The Exonerated (2013) Delbert Tibbs Cuyahoga Community College Eastern Campus ​ The Gospel According to James (2013) James Cameron Ensemble Theatre ​ A Carol for Cleveland (2012) Fez/George Cleveland Play House ​ Ruined (2011) Christian Karamu House ​ The Great White Hope (2010) Tick Ensemble Theatre/Karamu House/Weathervane ​ Playhouse A House With No Walls (2009) Salif Camara Karamu House ​ Bourbon at the Border (2008) Tyrone Washington Ensemble Theatre/Karamu House ​ SPECIAL SKILLS EDUCATION/CAREER Playwriting (The Family Line and The Bloodless Jungle) Harvard College, A.B. (Magna Cum Laude in ​ ​ ​ ​ Singing (bass/baritone) Government) Accents (African, Caribbean, Southern) Harvard Law School, J.D. Sports (baseball, basketball, bowling) Attorney and former elected official (22 years) .
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