J Alan Davidson was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Dale and Cheryl Davidson, the loving parents who nurtured his early passion for the performing arts.
At the tender age of 12, Davidson joined Youth Onstage, an independent acting troupe in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he made his debut as "Father Wood" in the timeless classic, Jane Eyre. This marked the beginning of a long and fruitful association with the troupe, during which he would go on to hone his craft by playing a wide range of roles and eventually taking on the responsibilities of writing and directing.
As his talent and confidence grew, Davidson began to transition from the stage to the screen, making his debut in the short film Glitch in 2010. To further refine his skills as an actor, he enrolled in classes at The Actor Factory in Norman, Oklahoma, where he continued to develop his craft.
Since then, Davidson has become a regular presence in the world of film, appearing in a number of notable titles, including "Home Run", "Broken Boy", and "The Jogger".
