Jamal Mallory McCree a native of Detroit, MI, has been paving his way towards stardom. After attending Rutgers University, earning a BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts (Calista Flockhart, Sebastian Stan, Mike Coulter), J. Mallory moved to New York City. Right out of school he booked roles in New York's premiere off-broadway houses such as Signature Theatre and Playwright's Horizons. Soon after, McCree would make his Broadway debut in the all-black revival of, A Streetcar Named Desire.

Acquiring a strong background in theatre, Jamal has broken through in film and television. Some of McCree’s most notable roles include Sekou Bah on Season 6 of Homeland; Charlie on Quantico; and Cole in Marvel’s, The Defenders. Other prominent projects include Show Me A Hero (HBO), The Last Ship; From Nowhere (SXSW 2016 Audience Award Winner), & Who Are We Now (TIFF). J. is currently starring on Freeform’s hit new series, Good Trouble

In addition to a successful acting career, McCree has entered the tech arena by taking his knowledge of auditioning and the business of show, building the app Selftape Now for actors.