David Mazouz

David Mazouz, aged 13 as of February 2014, began his acting career in commercials. At eight years old, he landed his first film, "Coming and Going", directed by Edoardo Ponti. Shortly thereafter, he was cast in the cable movie "Amish Grace". He then landed a role as the co- star of the Fox television series, "Touch" as the character Jake alongside Kiefer Sutherland who played his father, Martin. Jake never speaks. He is obsessed with numbers--writing long strings of them in his ever-present notebooks--and with discarded cell phones. Yet, Jake has the ability to perceive the seemingly hidden patterns that connect every life on the planet. It is up to his father, Martin, to help connect with Jake and shape humanity's destiny.

Following "Touche's" cancellation FOX quickly signed him to play a young Bruce Wayne for the Fall 2014 series "Gotham."

Along with his thriving television career, David shows his versatility in the horror thriller "Sanitarium." He stars alongside Malcolm McDowell, Lou Diamond Phillips, Lacey Chabert, Chris Mulkey, and Robert Englund. David has also recently been cast in "Conversations with Andy" as "Preston," a ten-year old boy who is forced to deal with his parents' divorce. The cast includes Ty Simkins ("Insidious") and Willow Shields ("Hunger Games").

In Summer of 2013 David shot the film The Games Maker in a leading role for Disney with Joseph Fiennes, Ed Asner about a boy who becomes an inventor of games and loses his parents and embarks on a journey to uncover the mystery and rescue them. Shot in Argentina in 3D, the film is set to be released summer 2014.

In December David was cast in a role for Blumhouse called Incarnate alongside Aaron Eckhart as a boy possessed by a demon. Shortly after, David booked the role of the young Bruce Wayne in the Warner Bros. production for Fox called Gotham for television in Fall of 2014. He is set to begin filming the movie, 6 Miranda Drive with Kevin Bacon, Radha Mitchell and Lucy Frye about a family battling their own personal demons as well as a supernatural one they bring back from a holiday.

David's other television credits include a kid in detention in "Mike and Molly"; James Spader's son on "The Office"; a troubled youth on "Private Practice"; and a dying boy on "Criminal Minds".