Jason Maza

Jason Maza (born 24 April 1986) is an English actor, producer, director and screenwriter.

Jason Maza
Born
Jason Maza

(1986-04-24) 24 April 1986
London, England
Occupation
  • Actor
  • film producer
  • director
  • screenwriter
Years active2001–present
Home townRomford, England[1]
Height5' 10"
Websitejasonmaza.com

Career

Although primarily an actor, Maza began work as a film producer in 2011, setting up Think Big Productions,[2]with a belief that British film can be hugely entertaining, of great quality and international in scale and distribution. Since then he has produced 14 movies. Titles include: 10×10 starring Luke Evans, and Brotherhood for Lionsgate which grossed just shy of £4,000,000 at the UK Box Office.

In 2017, Maza teamed up with Noel Clarke, launching Unstoppable Film and Television as co-CEO, after working with him on the Universal Pictures Brit-comedy The Knot. In 2018, Unstoppable joined the All3Media Group, forming Unstoppable Film & Television. 2020 will see the release of season 2 of Sky One's hit show Bulletproof as well The Drowning, a 4-part drama for Channel 5.

Currently, Maza appears as Special Officer Chris Munroe in Sky One’s second season of gripping British police-drama Bulletproof and has recently finished producing and starring in a modern adaptation of Oliver Twist, entitled Twist alongside Michael Caine, Rita Ora, Lena Headey and Raff Law.

Personal Life

Maza lives in Essex. His younger brother, Taylor, is also an actor.

Credits

Film
Year Title Role Notes
2001PitPopeyShort film
2007SugarhouseCrack Punter
Life and LyricsAnt
Hush Your MouthLeo
Rise of the FootsoldierRob
Special PeopleDave
My Boy JackJournalistTelevision film
SouljahTonyShort film
OctaneKelvin
2008Hunger HousePeterShort film
Ten Dead MenFranklin Boulder
ShiftyMalik
2009Dog EndzNathanielTelevision film
Fish TankLiam
2010FitTyler
KickOffAdam
2011TerryProducer
The TapesDannyAlso producer
Wheels of FortuneRichardShort film; also co-writer
Hard to SayDanShort film
AnuvahoodDarren
Demons Never DieKennyAlso producer
2012VictimMannie
The Man InsideDanny Lee
Outside BetMickey
The Man InsideDanny Lee
Truth or DareJonesy
Payback SeasonExecutive producer
The KnotRalphus
2013Still WatersGeorge
Welcome to the PunchLuke
Get LuckyEli
TravellerFelix
The Hooligan FactoryDannyAlso producer
2015LegacyRoland
Scottish MusselProducer
Billy the KidShort film; executive producer
AngelGeorge
2016BrotherhoodDaleyAlso producer
2018The SoundShort film; executive producer
Wild Honey Pie!Producer
Alright Now
The Fight
The Little PrincessShort film; producer
10x10Officer WaylandAlso producer
2019Keep BreathingShort film; producer
Doggerland
Birthday Girl
Tracks
2020TwistBedwinAlso producer

Television
Year Title Role Notes
2005Life BeginsStudent
Holby CityKris BurrowsEpisode: 'Test Your Metal/A Great Leap Forward'
Casualty@Holby CityKris Burrows4 episodes
2008New TricksHoodieEpisode: 'Couldn't Organise One'
2009Trial & RetributionDarren LewisEpisode: 'Tracks: Part 1'
A Touch of FrostJohn Heal
The Unsinkable TitanicHarold BrideTV Movie documentary
Casualty"H"
2010The BillDean Pollit
WhitechapelDan StreetSeries 2, episode 1
2011Come Fly with MePlumber
SilkChris Lakeman
2014The Crimson FieldPte Benny GormanSeries 1, episode 5
2015Silent WitnessJohnny CraddockEpisodes: 'Protection: Parts 1&2'
NurseJack3 episodes
2016Call the MidwifeJohnny Beckett
2017Man Like MobeenRobbieEpisode: 'H-ALTRight'
2018Dark HeartRob Mullan4 episodes
2018-presentBulletproofChris MunroeAlso producer
2020HitmenThe DealerEpisode: 'Birthday '
The DrowningD.S HarveyAlso executive producer

Theatre
Year Title Theatre
2008Flight Path by David WatsonBush Theatre
2009Mad Blud by Philip Osment[3]Theatre Royal Stratford East
2010Sucker Punch by Roy Williams[4]Royal Court Theatre
2012 Fear by Dominic Savage Bush Theatre

References
  1. https://www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/entertainment/theatre/romford-actor-jason-maza-s-film-career-is-set-to-take-off-with-movie-for-halloween-1-1005308
  2. "Think Big Productions Limited". Companies House. Retrieved 26 November 2019.
  3. "Mad Blud – 18th February 2009 – 28th February 2009". Theatre Royal Stratford East. Archived from the original on 23 February 2009. Retrieved 26 November 2019.
  4. "Sucker Punch". Royal Court Theatre. Retrieved 26 November 2019.
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