Jay Jay Warren : Transformance Through Vulnerable Access

“Mentorship is an art—and Diana is its master. She is, in every sense, the artist’s artist, continually outwitting me with an intention to liberate the self from vanity. I am forever grateful for her dedication to honesty, Life, and The Truth. Her wisdom humbles you—not with force, but with an encouragement that suggests she always knew you’d get there… eventually. It is nothing short of a divine gift to be a student at The Imagined Life.”
– Jay Jay Warren

JJay Jay Warren hails from Texas. He made his way to Los Angeles, and at the ripe age of 11 he began his artistic pursuit. Since then he has toggled between the world of film and TV impeccably. 

He played Sam on ABC’S Station 19, and Ky Hartman on Prime Video’s Bosch. Alternatively, he leads as Stan on the coming of age/horror feature film, The Shed, as well as Jimmy O’Brien on the drama feature Rushed. 

He now gears up for two incredible projects! Neither one can be divulged yet, but both will place him in the middle of two very hectic and demanding worlds. 

Jay Jay’s formidable talent is being recognized and his work ethic has earned him an ease of play that allows him a quick turnaround- and to be dropped into any story, during any time period, and within any medium. 

The Acting Studio That Makes You the “Easy Choice”

There are many individuals that are called to this craft. The competition is fierce. But it stops feeling like “a proving ground when you treat it like playground”, when you release asking “do they like me?” and instead ask, “how are they like me?”, when you “stop trying to feel and start dealing”. 

These are just a few of the vitally supportive lessons that Jay Jay’s mentor Diana Castle has imparted to him over the course of his experience at The Imagined Life®. 

Jay Jay’s dedication to his work and weekly acting class has brought fruitful results in his acting career. We’re so excited for him and proud of his work in these two upcoming “to be announced soon” projects.

Director of The Shed, Frank Sabatella shares his experience when it came to casting Jay Jay for the lead role – “I saw Jay Jay’s tape early and I was like ‘Oh that’s the dude’ but then we did our casting anyway because, you know, somebody might come along that’s better. But no, I went right back to Jay Jay. It was a pretty easy choice.”

Your choice to commit to your daily creative practice, is what makes you the “easy choice” time and time again. 

Acting Training That Liberates the Soul

Jay Jay’s continued transformation is rooted in his willingness, commitment and perseverance in the excavation of every aspect of the human condition. He releases himself from fear by seeking the rewards of excavation and expression, moving further away from vanity, he travels closer to the tapestry of his human soul. 

Ready to begin your own transformation? There’s no need to wait. It all begins in the here and NOW.