JasonDSmosh Voice Acting/Acting Roles

I Don't Feel at Home In This World Anymore
Jason played Christian Rumack, Jr. in the film. It was his first ever acting role. During a scene where Christian and Ruth, played by Melanie Lynskey, fight, Jason's collarbone was accidentally broken by Lynskey. However, the scene continued and the take was kept in the film. Jason stated in an AMA Smosh video that "I am insanely grateful to have been in that movie. It was an amazing time, honestly. And it kinda got me into wanting to do other projects. It was for sure a big step in my life. I loved every second of it, though. Even the broken collarbone bit."

Beach Rats
Dagotto played the main character of Frankie in the film. He stated that "it's just always strange to rewatch. I wasn't and I'm still not used to doing such serious roles. I'm really proud of it though." During the filming, Jason became good friends with Madeline Weinstein.

The Land of Steady Habits
Dagotto played the son of Helen and Anders Harris, Preston Harris. He hasn't talked much of the role, but he mentioned it once in a 2020 Smosh Games Red Dead Redemption video when Lasercorn mocked Jason for having "such a good history with family members in movies."

The Dead Don't Die
In the movie, Jason plays Bobby Wiggins. He is arguably the least well known actor in the film, yet he was praised for having an entertaining dead-pan style of humor throughout the film. This is also, as of 2020, his largest role. Jason said that it "felt weird being in a movie with Bill Murray, Danny Glover, Steve Buscemi. Absolute film legends. And then Iggy Pop and Tom Waits, who are total music legends. And then there's just me. It was an amazing experience though."

Russian Doll
Jason plays the role of Alan, who is stuck in a time loop similar to Nadia. This is the first time he ever has played a main role on a TV show. He also helped create the show along with Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler, and Leslye Headland. He also helped create the soundtrack for the series, picking "Fire of Unknown Origin" by Blue Oyster Cult and "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young for Nadia and Alan's reset songs respectively.

Escape from Pretoria
Jason plays Stephen Lee in the semi-biographical film. The film did quite well and Jason was praised for his acting alongside Daniel Radcliffe and Ian Hart.

Horse Girl
In the film, Jason plays the minor role of Brian. He also was a lead script writer for the film. The film received mostly positive reviews and is now considered a modern classic.

The Little Things
In the film, Jason played character Albert Sparma. The role put him up for awards for the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild for best supporting actor in a film.

Unavowed
In the game, Jason voices Elijah. Jason has repeatedly said that it is "one of [his] favorite games. I'm just a point and click game addict." Interestingly enough, Jason's girlfriend Amelia voices the female Melkhiresa.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses
While originally meant to voice Claude, Jason was switched over to the role of Sylvain directly before he started recorded lines. Jason stated that he "...loved how the game and Sylvain as a character turned out." He became friends with Joe Zieja, the final voice actor of Claude, while recording. He also became friends with Mark Whitten, voice of Seteth.

The Outer Worlds
Jason voices Conrad Sadik, a barber and embalmer in Edgewater. Jason was incredibly excited about the role since he always wanted to "...be in a game like that." Damien Haas, friend and fellow Smosh member, also voices Felix Millstone in the game. Courtney Miller also has the small role of Rosemary Kwan, an NPC in the game,

Bojack Horseman
Jason only appeared once in the series. He voiced Joey Pogo in the season 6 episode "A Little Uneven, Is All." Jason mentioned in a Q&A that meeting Will Arnett and Aaron Paul and getting to work with them was "an absolute highlight of [his] life."

Mystify: Michael Hutchence
Jason Dagotto narrated the documentary (directed and produced by Amelia) about the INXS frontman. He also conducted quite a few of the interviews in the documentary. Jason made a video about it on his personal channel in which he talked about the documentary, thanked everyone for giving him the opportunity to do this, and that "[he] hoped that I honored the legacy of Mr. Hutchence and his family."

It's Pony
In the Nickelodeon series, Jason voiced the character Pony. Jason has said that "Weirdly enough, it's one of my favorite roles I've done." He received praise for the show along with the rest of the cast.

The Topical (2020 - Present)
A podcast from The Onion, The Topical is a news parody podcast. Jason voices a news reporter, also named Jason, that occasionally gives satirical reports on different things. He is also a writer for the show.