2009

Wise–Up, Bill Miller (post–production)
Lifelong gangster Jack Miller (Cruise) begins to look back on his career in organized crime with some regret after the unexpected arrest of his son Bill (Jared).

2008

Greensky, Tweedy
Suffering from a debilitating love for his U.S. History teacher at an elite all–boy New York prep school, Jackson Ellis, or “Tweedy” quits the blue–blood scene and resurfaces in the darker parts of the city, hustling drugs and sleeping with married men for money.

The Criers, Avery
An edgy speculation piece about a future where there is no feeling, no passion, and no one cries. Special Agent Avery goes underground in order to sense something, anything, and discovers a vast world of emotional rebels.

The Black Pirate, The Black Pirate
An action–packed remake of the 1926 original. After infiltrating an infamous pirate band, a young man finds himself torn between avenging his father’s death and rescuing the love of his life.

2007

Double Date, Chase Tunner
Ron (Michaels) and Winona (Howard), deeply in love, decide to set–up their two best friends Chase (Jared) and Rachel (Duff). Little do they know that their double date is headed for double disaster.

The Aces, Paul Stevenson
Young card genius Paul finds his talents are in high demand, but his pursuit of money makes him a few dangerous enemies. Co–starring Billy Bob Thorton.

Napoleon: The Musical, Sgt. LaBeau
Swords, ships, soldiers, and singing. War with Britain never sounded so good.

2006

Study Hall: Class Dismissed, Logan Pierce
Logan (Jared) and Zoey (Villers) are back as America’s favorite high school couple. With graduation impending, can Zoey keep Logan from slipping back into his old rebel ways?

(MY LIFE), Tom Vandermeer
Mild–mannered Tom (Jared) feels like he has been living his life as an afterthought and regrets not taking more risks before he graduates high school. A crush on his girlfriend’s mom (Swinton) helps him shake things up.

Brandon’s Glory, Brandon
A tear–jerking story of an Olympic athlete with a terminal disease who fights against all odds for his country, his love, and his life.

2005

Study Hall, Logan Pierce
Study hall has always been a bit of a joke for Westbrook rebel Logan Pierce (Jared), but when shy Zoey (Villers) joins the class, more than just his attendance begins to improve in an attempt to get her attention.

The Ranch at Bitter End, Tristan Walker
An emotional western saga that tells the tale of the Walker Family through three generations. Remmick Walker’s (Eastwood) modest beginnings as a California speculator lay the groundwork for a successful cattle ranch empire. However, betrayal by his son, Emit, rips the family apart and leaves him alone at Bitter End. Can the next generation bring reconciliation?

Disney’s Young Brave, Young Brave (voice)
A Cherokee tribe in pre–contact America faces the difficult choice of warring with a neighboring group or migrating to unfamiliar territory. They are guided in their tough decision by a young hunter (Jared), who proves you can never be too young to lead.

2004

Dragon’s Breath, Ian Clark
The longer we travel, the shorter our journey becomes. Father Briar (Hopkins) and his young band of actors undergo many trials as they voyage across a war–torn world, using their secret magic to help those in need. Along the way, they discover a supernatural secret hidden for centuries. Is it what they’ve always been looking for, or another challenge to prevent them from learning what’s truly valuable in life?

Old Soul, Young Heart (TV), John Baker
Retired and bitter, Langston (Freeman) wants nothing to do with his new neighbors. Fortunately young John Baker (Jared) won’t let him get away with being a recluse.

Paperback Writer (TV) Marc Koffman
Down–and–out author Nigel Koffman (Sutherland) finds new inspiration in the childish fantasies of his two kids, Marc (Jared) and Esther (Fanning). However, hitting it big changes family dynamics so much, it could put and end to more than just his career.

2000

“Wonderland Drive” Seasons 1–4, Douglas Renault
The Renaults may not be the most normal family living on Wonderland Drive in suburban Chicago, but they sure are the most fun.

“ER” Episode: Almost Goodbyes, Young Johnny Smith