Montana Jacobowitz

Montana L. Jacobowitz is a nineteen year old actress, singer-songwriter, musician, dancer, and advocate born in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Montana takes pride in her efforts to bring attention to homelessness, education issues, bullying, abuse, climate change, and many other trending social issues. Montana was noticed for her amazing work at the Global Youth Awards in Los Angeles back in 2019 as a Finalist as well as being nominated by the Young Artist Awards this year for Outstanding Influencer. As a singer-songwriter and musician, Montana has opened for notable actors and musicians such as, Jeffrey Osborne, Jaleel White aka Steve Urkel (Sitcom Family Matters), and Sawyer Frederick (The Voice Season 8 Winner), just to name a few. Some famous locations that Montana has performed at include, Citi Field (NY), Wells Fargo Center (PA), The Bitter End (NY), etc. Some of her acting credits include Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life based on the James Patterson book series, 2Real4U (Amazon Prime & TV channels in NY & LA), Teenage Critic (PBS TV Show), etc. One of her most memorable plays that she wrote was at the age of seven years old about her brother Arizona who is autistic; it became a school sensation and can be seen on YouTube, under "My Brother Arizona." Currently Montana has written 4 original songs called, Let Me In, Ask Me Why I Cry, Reckless, and The Things I've Done, which can be heard on all music platforms, as well as, lyric and music videos on VEVO. Montana's acting and music work has been noticed by the Diamondnique Productions: Inaugural Youth Actors Awards, the Young Entertainer Awards, and the Young Artist Awards with a total of 13 wins and nominations.