Jeremy Anderson

A seasoned actor in youth theater, Jeremy is looking toward a future filled with entertaining people across the world. He is fun-loving yet serious when the camera is rolling, appreciated by directors for his mature demeanor, positive attitude, and discipline to follow instruction. Jeremy discovered a passion for performing in middle school where he immediately found his calling, becoming a favorite for monologues, plays and improvisation. He has since been actively involved in one production after another. Jeremy became involved with the Audience of One Youth Theater where he once again quickly became noticed and was cast in progressively challenging roles. Skillful with impressions, his first role was Jacob "Bob" Marley, the ghost with Jamaican flair, in "Christmas Carol". Jeremy knocked them dead with his musical admonishment of Scrooge to the tune of "I Shot the Sheriff." These last years have witnessed his growth as an actor in film, musical and dramatic roles. Always interested in physical fitness, Jeremy sets his own exercise routine and is disciplined in following it. He enjoys the outdoors; camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, archery, as well as a competitive match of tomahawk throwing.