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Actress, Model and Educator Jacque Rocco Expands Representation Across Los Angeles and the Southeast
LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 27, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Actress, model, educator and community leader Jacque Rocco has signed with TDH Talent Unlimited for representation in the Southeast and Starburst Talent Agency for representation in Los Angeles, expanding her reach across two key U.S. entertainment markets.
The dual signings mark the latest step in Rocco’s growing entertainment career as she continues to pursue opportunities across film, television, commercials, print and modeling. Rocco brings an unconventional background to the entertainment industry. An educator and professor with 30 years of experience, she holds advanced degrees in Education and Organizational Leadership and is also the founder of the Hispanic Heritage Association, a nonprofit dedicated to serving and uplifting local communities.
Born in Puerto Rico and of Dominican descent, Rocco is trilingual in Spanish, English and French and has long held a passion for acting, fashion and performance. That passion was reignited when she landed the lead role of Carmen in Josefina López’s “Real Women Have Curves”, an experience that encouraged her to begin taking her ambitions in acting and modeling seriously.
Her recent professional development has now resulted in representation on both coasts. TDH Talent Unlimited is a SAG-AFTRA franchised agency representing talent across film, television, commercials and other areas of entertainment. The agency describes its approach as combining representation with training, mentorship, workshops, brand development and strategic career coaching. Headquartered in Lawrenceville, Georgia, TDH currently lists locations in Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles.
Rocco will additionally be represented in the Los Angeles market by Starburst Talent Agency, a California-headquartered, SAG-AFTRA franchised boutique agency founded by Brian Webb and Cristina Ribeiro. Starburst represents emerging and established talent across film, television, commercials, fashion, theater, music, dance and voice-over, with both U.S. and international talent seeking professional representation and opportunities in the U.S. market.
For Rocco, the new representation is another step in a journey built around the belief that professional reinvention can happen at any stage of life. Her ambitions include portraying strong, multidimensional women in stories that explore culture, identity and resilience. She is particularly interested in roles based on true stories and hopes her fluency across three languages can eventually contribute to projects reflecting the depth and diversity of Hispanic and multicultural experiences.
“My dream role is to portray a strong woman of color in a true story that honors the history, resilience and identity of Hispanic American women,” Rocco says.
She is equally open to opportunities across television, film and commercial work, with an eye toward compelling roles on major streaming and broadcast platforms. Rocco’s expanding entertainment career exists alongside a life already defined by education, family and community leadership. A wife and mother, she founded the Hispanic Heritage Association as a vehicle to celebrate culture while serving communities, and she continues to view her heritage as an important part of both her personal identity and the stories she hopes to tell professionally.
Her path into entertainment also carries a larger message. Rocco believes people should never assume that the opportunity to pursue a long-held ambition has passed simply because they have already built a successful life or career elsewhere.
“I want people to remember that it is never too late to pursue your dreams, honor your heritage, and lead a life filled with resilience, purpose and joy,” she says.
With TDH Talent Unlimited representing her in the Southeast and Starburst Talent Agency representing her in Los Angeles, Rocco now enters the next phase of that journey with professional representation supporting her in two important entertainment markets. For Jacque Rocco, the signings aren’t about starting over. They’re about expanding what is possible.
About Jacque Rocco
Jacque Rocco is an actress, model, educator, professor and community leader. Born in Puerto Rico and of Dominican heritage, she is fluent in Spanish, English and French and holds advanced degrees in Education and Organizational Leadership. She has worked in education for 30 years and is the founder of the Hispanic Heritage Association. As a performer, Rocco has appeared as Carmen in Real Women Have Curves and is pursuing professional opportunities across film, television, commercials and modeling.
About TDH Talent Unlimited
TDH Talent Unlimited is a SAG-AFTRA franchised talent agency representing performers for opportunities across film, television, commercials and related entertainment sectors. The agency combines talent representation with professional development resources including training, workshops, mentorship, brand development and strategic coaching, and currently maintains a presence in Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles.
About Starburst Talent Agency
Starburst Talent Agency is a California-headquartered, SAG-AFTRA franchised boutique talent agency founded by Brian Webb and Cristina Ribeiro. The agency represents talent across film, television, commercials, fashion, theater, music, dance and voice-over and works with emerging and established performers throughout the United States, as well as international talent seeking professional representation and opportunities in the U.S. market.
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