‏Justin Berti‏

Justin Berti was born in Avon, Connecticut. Subsequently he has called many places home. These include Houston, Laguna Beach and New York City. However, for the last 12 years it was Tokyo that was his home. In the "Land of the Rising Sun" he acted, danced, and modeled in almost every facet of the entertainment industry. In Japan, he played semi-pro baseball and was a Major League Baseball announcer for all preseason and regular season games. Justin danced for Japan's most famous musical director, Amon Miyamoto and had a guest-star role in Ramen Girl starring Brittany Murphy. Since moving to L.A. one year ago he has performed on stage, film, and television. He stars in the independent film Brothers in Armscoming out August 2016. His accomplishments include two theatrical appearances starring in Tats: The Experience and making an impact as a guest star in The Full Monty. Notably, the role of Elliot in the Showtime First Series Submission highlights his first year back in the United States. Justin is a Columbia University graduate with a strong background in dance, baseball, and yoga. His energy, physicality, and passion find their roots in his athletic background. Offstage he teaches Yogic Arts, a worldly, powerful mixture of Ashtanga yoga, martial arts, and modern dance.