Jason Seibel

Jason was born in 1977 in Great Falls, Montana to Larry and Linda Seibel. Growing up, he always had an affinity for entertaining people. He wrote his first story in the first grade and begged the teacher to let him read it in front of the class. Titled "Neil and Jason Bond and the Case of the Red Ruby" (Neil was Jason's best friend at the time,) it was a hit, and he continued to write many more. Jason didn't become involved in acting until much later. After graduating high school in 1995, Jason married Tamara Richard and joined the U.S. Air Force. His tour in the Air Force took him around the world more than a couple of times as he served as a Security Forces Specialist. In 2003, Jason's service brought him back to his home town of Great Falls, when he received an assignment to Malmstrom AFB. While there, Jason became heavily involved in local theater after attending an audition for a local production of the Broadway Musical "Footloose." Although he only received a small role in the musical, the next show to play at the playhouse, "Love, Sex and the I.R.S.", Jason was cast as the lead comedic role. Several roles followed in several shows including: "Caught in the Net" and the "Rocky Horror Show." In September 2004, Jason took his first steps towards the movie industry when he acted in a short student film, "The Blackhorse Initiative", written and directed by his friend and partner, Rory Schulte. After that, the movie business was in his blood and Jason could think of little else. In September 2005, Jason wrote a feature length script titled "Leon's Money." The first scene of that film was shot. Shortly thereafter, Jason met Stu Brumbaugh. In December 2005, Jason separated from his wife of nearly ten years. He continued writing and acting, however, finishing three feature length scripts, one short film ("Foul Play") which was actually shot in and around Great Falls, as well as served as Assistant Director and Supporting Actor on the feature film "Iron Ridge." Jason is still in the Air Force as of June 2007 and is getting ready to transfer to Fairchild AFB in Spokane, Washington. He continues to pursue his writing and acting ventures in hopes that someday they will pay off.