Jude Timothy Harris
- Actor
- Writer
- Director
Jude Timothy Harris is an American film, television, and theatre actor. He was born in Clearwater, Florida, the son of Shea Anderson and Gabriel Anderson DM.
Jude was thirteen when his family moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he started performing in local theatre. Jude then became involved with Atlanta's prestigious Alliance Theatre Youth Players, with performances in A Wrinkle in Time, The Short Story of Michael Fish, and Macbeth.
Jude was fourteen when he expressed a desire to be in film and television. Jude landed roles in several short films and he was also cast as a regular for a couple streaming series. Around the same time Jude earned a role in the feature length film Macbeth.
Jude was fifteen when he won an award Best Cinematographer for the short film Destined 2 B Yours in the Southern Shorts Film Festival 2018. Jude created a talk show, This Is What I Think. Jude then became involved with Atlanta's re:imagine and Adolescent Content for a groundbreaking Instagram series, Suburbia.
Jude was sixteen when he was nominated Best Teen Actor in Film for his performance in Behind the Moon, in the Dreams Come True Film Festival 2019. Jude wrote, cast, and directed his first film, Things Left Unsaid. Jude was thrilled, when asked by the Atlanta Workshop Players, to write and direct several short films for their company.
Jude was seventeen when his film Things Left Unsaid was chosen as an official selection in the Sunshine City Film Festival 2020 St. Petersburg, Florida as well as the South Georgia Film Festival 2020 Valdosta, GA. Jude is honored to be part of the Alliance Theatre Teen Ensemble team, doing various work for the Alliance such as attend opening nights and writing reviews. Jude collaborated with the Alliance Theatre, Patrick McColery, Pearl Cleage, and fellow teens to create the 19th annual Palefsky Collission Project, based on the book White Rose.
Jude at eighteen, can be seen in a Dish Network national campaign ad titled Waiting. Jude is part of the Alliance Theatre Teen Ensemble team for a second year. Jude is a writer and director for Skitz Atlanta, a part of Three:60tv. Jude is also partnered with a production company and working on a feature length film.
Jude's first love is acting but he also spends time doing other things he enjoys such as writing, directing, and casting. Jude's hobbies include soccer, guitar, horseback riding, reading, playing with his dogs, and being the coolest brother ever. Jude believes strongly in giving back and donates a portion of his earnings to non-profit charities that help children.
Jude was thirteen when his family moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he started performing in local theatre. Jude then became involved with Atlanta's prestigious Alliance Theatre Youth Players, with performances in A Wrinkle in Time, The Short Story of Michael Fish, and Macbeth.
Jude was fourteen when he expressed a desire to be in film and television. Jude landed roles in several short films and he was also cast as a regular for a couple streaming series. Around the same time Jude earned a role in the feature length film Macbeth.
Jude was fifteen when he won an award Best Cinematographer for the short film Destined 2 B Yours in the Southern Shorts Film Festival 2018. Jude created a talk show, This Is What I Think. Jude then became involved with Atlanta's re:imagine and Adolescent Content for a groundbreaking Instagram series, Suburbia.
Jude was sixteen when he was nominated Best Teen Actor in Film for his performance in Behind the Moon, in the Dreams Come True Film Festival 2019. Jude wrote, cast, and directed his first film, Things Left Unsaid. Jude was thrilled, when asked by the Atlanta Workshop Players, to write and direct several short films for their company.
Jude was seventeen when his film Things Left Unsaid was chosen as an official selection in the Sunshine City Film Festival 2020 St. Petersburg, Florida as well as the South Georgia Film Festival 2020 Valdosta, GA. Jude is honored to be part of the Alliance Theatre Teen Ensemble team, doing various work for the Alliance such as attend opening nights and writing reviews. Jude collaborated with the Alliance Theatre, Patrick McColery, Pearl Cleage, and fellow teens to create the 19th annual Palefsky Collission Project, based on the book White Rose.
Jude at eighteen, can be seen in a Dish Network national campaign ad titled Waiting. Jude is part of the Alliance Theatre Teen Ensemble team for a second year. Jude is a writer and director for Skitz Atlanta, a part of Three:60tv. Jude is also partnered with a production company and working on a feature length film.
Jude's first love is acting but he also spends time doing other things he enjoys such as writing, directing, and casting. Jude's hobbies include soccer, guitar, horseback riding, reading, playing with his dogs, and being the coolest brother ever. Jude believes strongly in giving back and donates a portion of his earnings to non-profit charities that help children.
