JC Mac
| John Campbell-Mac | |
|---|---|
| Born |
John Campbell-Mac 1973 Canning Town, East London, England |
| Residence |
Hollywood, California London, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Actor, screenwriter, film producer |
| Years active | 1995–present |
John Campbell-Mac (born in Canning Town, East London, England in 1973) is an actor and producer based in Hollywood, California.
John Campbell-Mac was brought up by his grand parents William and Mary Campbell. The family moved from Canning Town in East London to Colchester in Essex when John was the age of 5. After being bullied as a child he was encouraged by his grandfather to take up boxing and boxed for the Castle Colchester Boxing Club. He won the award for best prospect in his first competitive season and later became club champion eventually moving back to London to forward his career.
His acting talent first came to the attention of his school teachers where he was given regularly main character in school plays and later in amateur theatre productions. Upon leaving school, he worked in construction, as a physical fitness instructor, model, dancer and as a professional boxer and continued his training in martial arts including Muay Thai (Thai boxing), karate and taekwondo.
He trained at the City Literature Institute, the Impulse Theatre Company and the Actors' Centre, London. After moving to Hollywood in 2010 he worked with Ivana Chubbuck Studio, Marjie Haber and Bob Corf.
John Campbell-Mac has been working consistently as an actor since 1995 in many leading and supporting roles. He is often cast as a lovable rogue, tough guy but is at his best when playing comedy. He has appeared in many films, including 31 North 62 East alongside John Rhys Davies and Mariner Sirtis, "Visible Scars" with Tom Sizemore and Hit The Big Time with Jason Lee Hyde
He received positive reviews for the movie Winner Takes All where he acted in the lead role, a film he also wrote and produced. The film was nominated for a BAFTA Award, and was included in the official selection for over 40 festivals worldwide.
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