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JC Gonzalez SAG-AFTRA JC Gonzalez www.JCgonzalez.net SAG-AFTRA PELICULA & VIDEO Good After Bad – More Than Enough Papel Secundario Director: Anne-Marie Hess Hot Flash: The Chronicles of Lara Tate Coprotagonista CBS Dir: Ben Giroux Elena Protagonista Dir: Anthony Frederick 11:11 Protagonista Dir: David Loren Blue Coprotagonista Dir. Rodrigo García East Los High Series Regular Dir. Carlos Portugal Slumber Party Slaughter Protagonista Dir: Rebekah Chaney Los Americans Series Regular PicTV - Dir. Dennis E. Leoni Love Fifteen Series Regular Dir. Michael Barnett Second Coming Papel Secundario Dir: Jose Cassella TELEVISION Goliath Papel Secundario Director: Lawrence Trilling NCIS: New Orleans Coprotagonista CBS - Dir. Tony Wharmby The Glee Project Concursante 3RD Round Bootcamp Oxygen I Didn’t Do It Coprotagonista Disney Canal- Dir: Bruce Leddy RagDolls: Webseries Estrella Invitada Dir: Melissa Rivera X Factor Concursante 2RD Round EP 2 Fox How to Rock Coprotagonista Nickelodeon - Dir: David DeLuise Big Time Rush Coprotagonista Nickelodeon - Dir: Jonathan Judge Parenthood Coprotagonista NBC - Dir: Adam Davidson Victorious Coprotagonista Nickelodeon - Dir. Russ Reinsel The Hard Times of RJ Berger Coprotagonista/Bailarín MTV - Dir: Anton Cropper Parks and Recreation Coprotagonista NBC - Dir: Michael Schur Banged Up Abroad Papel Secundario National Geographic Canal Making Menudo Series Regular MTV – Dir: Christo Garcia COMERCIAL/IMPRESO Honda Fit (English/Español) Principal Nacional Jack in the Box (Español) Principal Nacional Ford Focus – (Español) Principal Nacional KFC Principal Nacional Wii Nintendo Principal Regional Nacional University Principal Nacional HCCS Fall Commercial Principal Regional Nerf Vulcan Hasbro EBF-25 Principal Regional Academy Sporting Goods Principal Regional Diffusion Men S B Jeunesse Fragrance box Principal Nacional ENTRENAMIENTO Estudio de Escena Diana Castle, LA The Imagined Life Audition Técnica Michael Woolson The Michael Woolson Studio Studio de Danza Millennium Millennium Dance Complex Entrenamiento Privado de Baile Anibal Marrero Lecciones Privadas de Voz David Coury, LA Howard Fine Acting Studio Hip-Hop Elite Dance Studio, LA HABILIDADES/HOBBIES Bilingüe / Fluido Español, Cantante (Tenor B2-D6, natural), Cantante, Compositor, Guitarra, Rapero, Coro de Varsity, Beatboxer, Bailarín Hip-Hop Salsa / Merengue, Fútbol Americano, Fútbol, Natación, Guardia Salvavidas, Kickboxing/ MuyTailandés, Boxeo, Pista, Ciclismo, Patinaje sobre ruedas y patineta. .
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