Jacob Skidmore TALKS ‘SKILL HOUSE’ & Dark Side of Influencer Culture | JTWJE EP #379
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Jacob Skidmore TALKS ‘SKILL HOUSE’ & Dark Side of Influencer Culture | JTWJE EP #379
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Jacob is one of Hollywood’s next breakout stars thanks to his starring turn as AJ in the popular Netflix series, Trinkets. He also provided the English dubbing voice for Mark in Boom Boom Bruno and Alex in Viaje de fin de curso: Mallorca.
Recently, Jacob starred as Sebastian Bousman in SKILL HOUSE. Written and directed by Josh Stollberg (Spiral: From the Book of Saw), SKILL HOUSE is a horror thriller that delivers a chilling commentary on the dark side of influencer culture, taking the audience on a shocking, unfiltered journey through the dangerous obsessions with fame. Bryce Hall, Hannah Stocking, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Neal McDonough, Gunner Burkhardt, Paige VanZant, and Rumer Willis also star in the film.
Beyond his work in film, Jacob is deeply passionate about LGBTQ representation and inclusion in entertainment, using his platform to advocate for more diverse, authentic storytelling that resonates with audiences of all backgrounds. As Hollywood continues to evolve, Jacob is committed to being part of the movement pushing for meaningful change—both on-screen and behind the scenes.
On this episode of The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Jacob Skidmore previewed SKILL HOUSE, described the “dark side of influencer culture,” and reminisced about filming Trinkets.
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