John Lowell's journey in the entertainment industry began in 2000 when he and his mom relocated to Los Angeles, California, after receiving a call from Bob Huber, Senior Vice President at FOX.
Lowell's early success came quickly, as he booked numerous national commercials, including a Public Service Announcement for Drug-Free America, as well as campaigns for Nestle and Burger King.
In 2002, he made his television debut as a guest star on Disney's popular show Lizzie McGuire, alongside Hillary Duff.
The following year, Lowell landed a role in Tim Burton's critically acclaimed film Big Fish, which featured an all-star cast, including Ewan McGregor, Albert Finney, Jessica Lange, and Danny DeVito.
After his stint in Los Angeles, Lowell returned to his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, to attend high school at the prestigious Nashville School of the Arts, where he excelled in both acting and music.
In 2007, Lowell appeared in the local feature film For The Love of a Dog, alongside Sherman Hemsley and Willa Fitzgerald.
The following year, he screen-tested for the Hannah Montana Movie, but ultimately lost the role to Lucas Till.
Lowell then took a hiatus to pursue his passion for music, touring the country with a Rock N' Roll band.
In 2009, he returned to Los Angeles and landed a supporting role in the independent feature film Almost Kings, alongside Alex Russell, Portia Doubleday, Alex Frost, and Billy Campbell.
Today, Lowell resides in New York City and continues to chase his lifelong dream of becoming a successful actor.
