Jason Lane Fenton, a multifaceted creative force, has established himself as a master of multiple mediums, effortlessly exceling as a writer, director, producer, and actor across both the stage and screen.
Notably, his feature-length screenplay, which bears the title "Infinity", achieved a remarkable distinction in 2013, securing the First Runner-Up Award at the prestigious Beverly Hills Film Festival.
Not only has Fenton made a significant impact in his work as a filmmaker, but he has also left a lasting impression on the screen through his various film appearances, showcasing his versatility and capacity to excel in a wide range of roles.
One of his most notable performances can be seen in Albert Chan's highly acclaimed short film "The Commitment", where he took on the character of Steve, further solidifying his reputation as a talented actor.
Furthermore, Fenton's ability to adapt to diverse characters and genres was on full display in "Whatever Makes You Happy", a production of Black Binder Films, where he once again demonstrated his impressive range and acting chops.
Brian Dowd, a character he so skillfully portrayed in the production of "Jerry Finnegan's Sister", is just one of the many memorable roles that have contributed to Fenton's impressive repertoire. Another notable performance was his take on Tyler Shaw in the critically acclaimed play "Brooklyn Boy", showcasing his versatility as an actor. Additionally, his portrayal of Steve in "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told" further demonstrated his range and ability to bring depth and nuance to his characters. Moreover, his captivating performance as Joe Farkas in "The Last Night of Ballyhoo" earned him the prestigious award for Best Supporting Actor in a Straight Play, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
