Amin Joseph

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Amin Joseph
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Joseph in 2019
BornApril 26, 1980 (1980-04-26) (age 44)
New York City, U.S.
Alma mater Howard University
Occupations
  • Actor
  • producer
  • director
Years active2004–present
Website aminjoseph.com

Amin Joseph (born April 26, 1980) is an American actor, director, and producer known for his role as Jerome Saint on John Singleton's crime drama Snowfall .

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Early life

Joseph was born to an Antiguan father and a South Carolinian mother in Queens, New York City, [1] and was raised in Harlem, New York City. [1] Joseph is a graduate of Rice High School and Howard University. [2] He is a protégé of the Apollo Theater in his hometown Harlem, NYC, where he interned during his youth. In 2004, he made his movie debut in the Sean Baker and Shih-Ching Tsou co-directed feature film drama Take Out .

Career

During his 19 year acting career, Joseph has been acting in movies, series, and shorts. After debuting in Take Out in 2004, he followed up with roles in independent movies, making his series debut in 2007 in the Shawn Ryan created crime drama series The Shield and his shorts debut in 2007 in Jack Robert's drama short The Wall. In 2007, he also got a role in Frank Darabont's sci-fi movie The Mist. He followed this up with many more roles in indie movies, shorts, and series. Joseph had the lead role in the Cinemax 2013 late night series Zane's The Jump Off which ran one season for thirteen episodes. Some other notable roles in his film career include the role of Frankie in 'Baywatch (2017), the role of pirate leader in The Expendables (2010) and the role of Kevin Gaines in City of Lies (2018) .

Production Company

His production company, Dark Energy Pictures, specializes in action, horror, and sci-fi content spanning digital, television, and feature films. The company's film Call Me King, an international action thriller, embodies their focus on multicultural, lingual, and ethnic content.

Current Life

His charitable work includes time with the grassroots organization The Awareness Movement in Los Angeles. The organization focuses on creating content in order to facilitate a positive dialogue between local communities and law enforcement, as well as giving a voice to disenfranchised voters in urban communities. He also volunteers with several schools throughout Los Angeles, providing scene study classes with a focus on African American classic playwrights. He resides in Los Angeles.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2004 Take Out Roommate
107 StreetMark
Rage and DisciplineBernard
2005Nightmare-
2006WallsDukeShort
2007RapturiousSloop
The Mist M.P., Stunt Performer
2008House ArrestEdwardVideo
Jada Ross
2009Sideline ConfessionsEricShort
The BedDetective #2
2010 The Expendables Pirate Leader
Titanic II Kevin LilacVideo
Dirty SouthJerome
2012 Starlet Shadow
Operation CupcakeCopTV movie
Franchise-Short
Freelancers Shady Guy #2
The Son of an Afghan FarmerOfficer #2
2013 G.I. Joe: Retaliation Cobra Secret Service
Love and FootballCharles Miles
Homefront Lead DEA Agent
CriminalO-DawgShort
Best Night Ever Marcus
2014American WeaponDeshaun
Time Lapse Big Joe
The Gambler Neville's Bookkeeper
2015My Favorite FiveJamison
Dope The Voice
SuperfastDre
4am Gas Station MuzakThe DevilShort
Sister CodeThomas
No Way OutFrank
Stock OptionMarvelousTV movie
Beautiful DestroyerBrock
Turning HomeRonnie
There Are GhostsShane SutherlandShort
Call Me King Rhyis
20169 RidesFriend
36 Hour LayoverRoman
2017 Non-Transferable Michael
Message from a MistressKingston Livewell
Baywatch Frankie
Kingdom City Drowning Ep1. The ChampionBrooksShort
ThreesomeKeonShort
Fight Your Way OutGaslamp Bishop
2018 The After Party Leon
ShinerOwen Tremaine
City of Lies Kevin Gaines
2019 Stuber Leon
Lost It AllDetective BrandonShort
Professor MackStephen
2020Angie: Lost GirlsIvan
2021A Holiday ChanceMarcus
2022The RoyalWillie Mays Aikens
We Were Meant toVernonShort
TBA Geechee TBA

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2007 The Shield BillyEpisode: "Chasing Ghosts"
Shark Kevin BarlowEpisode: "In the Crosshairs"
2008 Women's Murder Club Leon PerkerEpisode: "And the Truth Will (Sometimes) Set You Free"
CSI: Miami Security GuardEpisode: "Tipping Point"
2008-10 Zane's Sex Chronicles TaariqMain cast
2009 NCIS CampbellEpisode: "Knockout"
2011LbsDr. Hip HopEpisode: "I Be Strokin"
The Protector Cake GibsonEpisode: "Ghosts"
2012 Awkward Black Girl JamiroquaiEpisode: "The Decision"
Major Crimes Paramedic #1Episode: "Before and After"
Sons of Anarchy RaymunEpisode: "Authority Vested"
2013 Southland DewainEpisode: "Heat"
Mob City SkeetyEpisode: "His Banana Majesty" & "Oxpecker"
Zane's The Jump Off Dmitri VanceMain cast
2014The RebelsFootball PlayerEpisode: "Pilot"
Transparent MikeRecurring cast: season 1
2015 Donny! JasonRecurring cast
2017 Shooter Martin JacobsEpisode: "That'll Be the Day"
S.W.A.T. TrickEpisode: "Homecoming"
2017-23 Snowfall Jerome SaintMain cast
2018 Black Card Revoked HimselfEpisode: "Loni Love, CP Powell, Amin Joseph"
Unsolved Percy LockeEpisode: "Tupac Amaru Shakur" & "Christopher"
2019 Tales DavidEpisode: "Ex-Factor"
2021We Stay LookingLenny WalkerEpisode: "Enjoy Prison, N*gga"
2022Send HelpSebastian 'Simp' GauyoMain cast
2023 Justified: City Primeval JamalEpisode: "City Primeval"
2023 Tacoma FD Macintosh JonesEpisode: “Who Gives A-Shift?”

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References

  1. 1 2 "Amin Joseph talks Zane's 'The Jump Off' and more - JETmag.com". JetMag.com. May 13, 2013. Archived from the original on January 6, 2017. Retrieved January 5, 2017.
  2. Amin Joseph | Ep 147 | ALL THE SMOKE Full Episode | SHOWTIME Basketball , retrieved August 5, 2022