Justin Rodgers Hall

Justin Rodgers Hall is an actor and stunt performer who played a security officer in . 
== Personal ==
Hall was born in Columbia, South Carolina, USA on 22 February 1981. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in finance from Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Before becoming an actor and stuntman, he worked as a private contractor for the United States Marine Corps.
Like his Star Trek co-stars Sufe Bradshaw and Jim Nieb, Hall trained as an actor at Playhouse West in Los Angeles, California. He also received improvisation training with , as did another of his co-stars, Tania Gunadi.
== Acting career ==
Hall made his screen acting debut in the 2002 Showtime Networks movie Bullethead, which also featured and guest star Scott Klace. Later that same year, Hall appeared in an episode of Manny Coto's , directed by David Straiton and starring Peter Weller. He then had a brief recurring role on the UPN comedy series Half & Half.
Hall has since made uncredited appearances on such television series as Friends, The District (starring Roger Aaron Brown), Sleeper Cell (with Albert Hall), Brotherhood (with Len Cariou and Fionnula Flanagan), and Passions. He has also recurred on Boston Public (starring Jeri Ryan), The Learning Channel's Untold Stories of the ER, and General Hospital (with Stephen Macht).
In addition, Hall has made uncredited appearances in numerous major motion pictures, including Tears of the Sun (2003, with Fionnula Flanagan and Peter Mensah), (2004, featuring Jude Ciccolella, Bob Morrisey, and Zoë Saldana), (2004, starring James Cromwell and Bruce Greenwood), (2005, featuring Katy Boyer, Michael Canavan, Tim Halligan, Glenn Morshower, Randy Oglesby, Ethan Phillips, and Noa Tishby), (2006, starring Mark Moses), (2006, featuring Ivar Brogger, Robert Curtis Brown, Dawnn Lewis, and Daniel Riordan), and (2008), (2008, starring Jolene Blalock), The Mutant Chronicles (starring Ron Perlman), (2009, featuring Stephen Root), (2009, starring Rachel Nichols), and (2009).
== Stunt career ==
Hall has performed stunts on CBS' , , and . His stunt work can also be seen in films such as (2003, featuring Boris Krutonog), (2004, starring Kirsten Dunst), (2005, featuring Art Chudabala), and (2007, starring Kirsten Dunst).
His more recent stunt film credits include (2008), (2008), (2008), (produced by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci), (2009, starring Clifton Collins, Jr. and with Spice Williams), and (2009, starring Neal McDonough).
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