‏Kamron Leal‏

J Kamron Leal was born in Wakefield, Massachusetts,a suburb of Boston. and now resides in New York City. Mr. Leal had a long and very successful career in emergency medical services (EMS), having served as a paramedic at the most prestigious EMS services in Massachusetts, including Boston EMS. While serving at Boston EMS he had occasion to serve as a 911 call center operator where he received national recognition for actions on duty, after talking an eight year-old boy through assisting in his mom's childbirth over the telephone. He was later featured with the family on "CBS This Morning" with Mark McEwen.

While working full-time on the midnight shift at Boston EMS, Mr. Leal attended Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, and earned his Bachelor of Science in Political Science, graduating early with highest honors, in 2001. He was nominated by the faculty to be a Truman Scholar, and he was named to numerous honor societies, and included in the prestigious "Who's Who at American Universities & Colleges", 2001.

Mr. Leal left Boston EMS when he was recruited to become Director of Clinical Operations at a large private ambulance service in 2003, where he served into his first year of law school.

In 2004 Mr. Leal enrolled at Suffolk University Law School. While at Suffolk he received a "Distinguished Oral Advocate" award, provided leadership on the Student Bar Association, competed on the Constance Baker Motley National Constitutional Law Moot Court Team, and was selected by his peers as the first part-time law student to serve as Editor-in-Chief of one of the school's law journals. He was also a member of the Moot Court Honor Board, before graduating with honors. Mr. Leal passed the Bar Exam, and is a licensed attorney in Massachusetts.

After graduating from law school he began a judicial clerkship and realized that this role took him away from what he loved most, dealing directly with people.

In January 2011, he began hosting a radio show on WRBB Boston - Top Shelf Tunes. While hosting this show he scooped every other DJ in the world when he had occasion to host the sensational Ryan Andreas of America's Got Talent Season 6 for his first ever radio broadcast, and for two live phone interviews, which Ryan's growing fan-base enjoyed as it was streamed worldwide over the Internet. He also had occasion to provide the first radio broadcast for the Boston Irish Gaelic rock band Dublin Free Press, and his fans were then treated to a special live in-studio performance by the band.

Although bitten by the performance bug and the cheering crowds at a young age after competing in a championship marching band, The Conquistadors, and skating in Boston's "Ice Chips" with "Tai & Randy", Mr. Leal did not begin his acting career until late 2010. He has appeared in several feature films, as well as several independent and student films. He also had occasion to twice be pulled from the crowd onto the stage in Las Vegas, once at Cirque Du Soleil's "O" to dance with a clown, and once at "Legends" to sing with an Elvis impersonator. Mr. Leal's favorite hobby is singing, and frequents karaoke establishments, with a voice described as "Sinatraesque", and also sings Neil Diamond well. He is known for his striking resemblance to Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Building on his successful career bringing people back to life as a paramedic, it is his dream to bring characters to life in the same fashion.

He is focusing his energies on screen acting, theater, television, and voiceover work.