JOEY LUTHMAN
ACTOR, DANCER, MUSICIAN, GAMER, CINEMATOGRAPHER, DIRECTOR, PRODUCER.
JOEY LUTHMAN
ACTOR, DANCER, MUSICIAN, GAMER, CINEMATOGRAPHER, DIRECTOR, PRODUCER.
The Long Road Home
About Me
Early Career
Favorite Projects
Favorite Projects
Joey was discovered at a National Talent Show in Florida and was soon performing on The Tyra Banks Show.
The second youngest child from a family of seven performing children, he was making his family laugh with impressions of Jim Carrey at the tender age of three. After watching his brothers and sisters perform, Luthman soon caught the ac
Joey was discovered at a National Talent Show in Florida and was soon performing on The Tyra Banks Show.
The second youngest child from a family of seven performing children, he was making his family laugh with impressions of Jim Carrey at the tender age of three. After watching his brothers and sisters perform, Luthman soon caught the acting bug.
At just five years old, Joey booked his first professional role at The Dayton Playhouse (where'Rob Lowe (I)' also began) in a production of "Nuncrackers" singing "I'm a Little Teacup". He performed in over 25 Theatrical Productions by age 10.
He is especially known in off Broadway Musicals for his roles as "Winthrop" in Music Man and "Chip" in Beauty and The Beast.
As a youth he first filmed several commercials including a spot for the new Newport Aquarium in Kentucky.
At age 5 he began performing with his family, including his parents in Regional and Community Theater Productions. He performed in many productions for La Comedia Dinner Theater in Ohio, working alongside actors who were Broadway professionals. Each production had at least 34 shows, culminating in the Regional musical Premiere of Sleeping Beauty where he was in 75 shows. All this before age 10.
Joey was a favorite of audiences with his portrayals of "Tommy" in Miracle On 34th Street, "Tiny Tim" in Scrooge, "Chip" in Beauty And The Beast, one of "The Lollipop Guild" in Wizard of OZ, "Little Jake" in Annie Get Your Gun, "Winthrop" in Music Man and more.
In 2003, Joey performed for millions in "Inventing Flight", the Centennial Celebration of Flight, as the home of The Wright Brothers, in Dayton, Ohio. Most of his siblings and his mom and dad also participated. The special show was televised by CBS. This is where the Luthmans met the Hollywood based crew, director and production company and began planning a visit to Los Angeles to help Joey pursue opportunities. He was introduced to Jonathan Goldstein, newly cast on Drake & Josh at Nickelodeon. He gratiously offered a tour and some advise.
After winning 2 national talent competitions in Florida and Las Vegas, Joey was introduced to several talent managers and agents and planned a trip to Hollywood to discuss his potential career in 2007.
Favorite Projects
Favorite Projects
Favorite Projects
Joey is very prolific and has many favorite roles.
He is known for his recurring roles as "Young Luke Spencer" on General Hospital (1963) as "Roger McFadden" on The Goldbergs and "Teen Zoltan" on A.N.T. Farm.
He really enjoyed learning to surf and filming in the ocean on Battle Creek, and coming up, recurring on Instant Mom with Tim Allen
Joey is very prolific and has many favorite roles.
He is known for his recurring roles as "Young Luke Spencer" on General Hospital (1963) as "Roger McFadden" on The Goldbergs and "Teen Zoltan" on A.N.T. Farm.
He really enjoyed learning to surf and filming in the ocean on Battle Creek, and coming up, recurring on Instant Mom with Tim Allen.
He loved working with the talented cast as "Drew" in Modern Family, Recurring as "Rad Ferris" on Weeds Season 4, "Evan" on Private Practice, "Dave" on iCarly (2007), "Emmitt" on Disney's Kickin' It (2011), as "Craig Kronberg" on Nick's How to Rock (2012), and as "Teddy Toblosky" in 10.0 Earthquake (2014).
He is also known as "King Orr" recurring on CH:OS;EN as the younger brother of Chad Michael Murray.
Most recently Joey has guest starred in Hawaii 5-O which he loved filming in Hawaii. He also recently filmed Chicago Med and Alexa & Katie on Netflix. Greys Anatomy is a favorite show of Joeys and he was so honored to guest on the show recently.
In 2020 his movie: INTO THE ARMS OF DANGER was released on Lifetime Channel, Amazon Prime, Netflix and more streaming and on demand. Joey stars as "Guy" opposite Cathy Moriarty as "Momma", AlexAnn Hopkins as "Jenny" and Laurie Fortier as "Laura".
Also released in 2020 was his endearing family movie: The Last Champion. Joey is "Ronnie Leadman" opposite Cole Hauser, Sean H. Scully, Hallie Todd,
Peter Onorati, Casey Moss and Taylor Dearden.
In March of 2021 his movie: PHOBIAS was released in theaters and on demand, streaming on many platforms.
Joey, as "Grady" worked with Lauren Miller Rogen as "Emma", Mackenzie Brooke Smith as "Blaire" and Benjamin Stockham as "Isaac".
The movie also stars Alexis Knapp, Charlotte McKinney, , Hana Mae Lee and Leonardo Nam.
Awards
Favorite Projects
Awards
Joey is the recipient of many awards for his acting and his cinematography as well.
2019 Independent Shorts Awards
Won, Bronze Award
Best Cinematography for Nasty Habits (2019)
The Long Road Home has had many awards including the 2018 Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards Nominated, Critics Choice Award : Best Limited Series
2018 Canad
Joey is the recipient of many awards for his acting and his cinematography as well.
2019 Independent Shorts Awards
Won, Bronze Award
Best Cinematography for Nasty Habits (2019)
The Long Road Home has had many awards including the 2018 Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards Nominated, Critics Choice Award : Best Limited Series
2018 Canadian Society of Cinematographers Awards Nominated, CSC Award: Best Cinematography in TV Drama
2018 Critics Choice Television Awards Nominated, Critics' Choice TV Award:
Best Limited Series
2018 Golden Trailer Awards Nominated, Golden Trailer Best Trailer byte for a TV Series/Streaming Series
Won, Golden Trailer
Most Innovative Advertising (For a TV Series / Streaming Series)
2018 Won, Imagen Award
Best Primetime Program - Specials, Movies & Mini-Series
2018 Motion Picture Sound Editors, USANominated, Golden Reel Award
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Sound Effects and Foley for Episodic Long Form Broadcast Media
Nominated, Golden Reel Award
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Dialogue and ADR for Episodic Long Form Broadcast Media
2018 MovieGuide Awards Nominated,
Grace Award for Television
Won, Faith and Freedom Award
Television
Won, Epiphany Prize
Most Inspiring TV Program
Joey was awarded Best Performance by a Young Guest Actor in General Hospital's Anniversary Episode in 2016 as "Young Luke Spencer".
Joey has also won many Young Artists Awards 2016 -2009 and had many nominations.
2013 EOTM Awards Nominated : Best Young Actor for Tough Guy (2013)
2007 Camp Electric Youth Scholarship First Place Child Actor
About Us
EPK May 2021
Some of Joey's Recent Accomplishments and Awards are highlighted in this EPK (Electronic Press Kit)