Montana Jacobowitz

'Montana Jacobowitz' (qv) is an actress, singer-songwriter, musician, dancer, and advocate from Scranton, Pennsylvania. She has received 35+ wins and nominations for her acting, music, and advocacy work from the Young Artist 'Awards' (qv), Young Entertainer 'Awards' (qv), Joey 'Awards' (qv), National Social Media 'Awards' (qv), Global Youth 'Awards' (qv), etc. Her most credible project is a recurring role on the Amazon Prime TV series, "2Real4U." Montana also appeared in the CBS blockbuster film "Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life." She has done over 25+ theater productions as the lead role in national and local theater companies. One of Montana's 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."As a singer-songwriter and musician, In 2015, Montana auditioned for ABC's "American Idol". She has also opened up for notable actors and musicians such as Jeffrey Osborne, Jaleel White aka Steve Urkel (Sitcom, "Family Matters"), Kechi Okwuchi ("America's Got Talent" Season 12 Finalist), just to name a few. Some notable locations that Montana has performed at include, Citi Field (NY), Wells Fargo Center (PA), The Bitter End (NY), Wildwood Boardwalk (NJ), Bloomingdale's South Coast Plaza (LA), Hollywood Burger (LA), etc. 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.::Anonymous