Jacob Pitts

Jacob Pitts made his acting debut in 1999, appearing as Craig Snow in an episode of Strangers with Candy. He made his Broadway debut in 2000 as Fleance in Macbeth.

Pitts' television credits include Law & Order (2000), Sex and the City (2000), Ed (2002), The Good Wife (2010), Justified (2010–2015), Person of Interest (2012, 2016), Above Average Presents (2013), Elementary (2014), Pitiful Creatures (2015), Comedy Bang! Bang! (2015), Limitless (2016), BrainDead (2016), Sneaky Pete (2017–2019), The Sinner (2017), Homecoming (2018), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (2018), Bull (2020), The Blacklist (2023) and The Rookie (2025). His television film credits include We Were the Mulvaneys (2002), A Separate Peace (2004), 1/4 Life (2005) and Capitol Law (2006).

Pitts played Tim Gutterson in Justified (2010–2015), appearing in 53 episodes. He also played PFC Bill "Hoosier" Smith in The Pacific (2010), appearing in five episodes, and Lance Lord in Sneaky Pete (2017–2019), appearing in 15 episodes. His other television roles included Henry Peck in Person of Interest (2012, 2016), J.D. in The Sinner (2017), AJ in Homecoming (2018), ADA Hodges in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (2018), Roland Terrell in Bull (2020), Quentin Dodd in The Blacklist (2023) and Joel Howser in The Rookie (2025).

His film credits include Zen and the Art of Landscaping (2001), Tart (2001), Eight (2001), Pipe Dream (2002), K-19: The Widowmaker (2002), EuroTrip (2004), The Novice (2006), Across the Universe (2007), Quid Pro Quo (2008), 21 (2008), True Dead (2012), That Thing with the Cat (2013) and Try Hard: The Rex Derby Story (2015). His roles included Cooper Harris in EuroTrip (2004), Fisher in 21 (2008), Andy/Son in Zen and the Art of Landscaping (2001), Toby Logan in Tart (2001), Autumn in Pipe Dream (2002), Grigori in K-19: The Widowmaker (2002), Peter Pekorius in The Novice (2006), Rap Magazine Employee in Across the Universe (2007) and Hugh in Quid Pro Quo (2008).

Pitts received the Best Ensemble Award at the ShoWest Convention in 2008 for his performance in 21.