About Jeremy
(bio written by Director Joshua Smith)
|
|
This energetic actor grew up in Fort Worth, TX
and Shreveport, LA . He was an active participant
in the Boy Scouts and became an Eagle Scout. He
was bitten by the acting bug in High School and
has spent much of his early career on the stage. "I
had a blast and enjoyed every minute of the
rehearsals, the scene work, and erforming," says
Jeremy about being cast in his first role as Horace
Vanderguilder in a high school musical "Hello
Dolly."
Jeremy took a hiatus from Acting to pursue a
career on the Rodeo circuit as a bull rider. After
two years though, he decided to pursue more
financially rewarding employment. Bull riding still
has a place in his heart, but it is now only a
part-time and occasional hobby.
In college, Jeremy went to Europe to study in
Rome, Italy. While there he continued furthering
his acting career, by being cast in various plays
including the famed Greek tragedy Antigone,
performing in an amphitheatre near the Tuscan
hills. During breaks, Jeremy travelled around Italy
to Venice, Pompei, Sorrento, and the Isle of Capri,
as well as Florence, and Assisi. He also went to
France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, the
Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and Greece.
Later, Jeremy went to southern Ecuador to
volunteer at a Leprosy Hospital in one of the
poorest areas of South America. He completed a
MBA in 2004 at the University of Dallas and is
currently pursuing a second Masters which he will
complete this fall at the University of Texas at
Dallas.
No newcomer to being in front of the camera,
Jeremy has been in films, such as MUTE, My
Father's Daughter, Caffeine Headache, Chess
Soup, Getting to Know You, Zombie Campout, and
Screamplay, and The Dead Don't Scream.
source: Internet Movie Database (IMDB)
He can currently be seen as the principal talent in
numerous television commercials including spots
for Rent A Center, Hawk Electronics, The Lodge,
HEB Food Stores, Hyundai, Pep Boys, and
Hollywood Casino. Jeremy is now represented by
the Linda McAlister Agency.
|
|
