Co Creators
Jeremy Kent Jackson
Dominic Catrambone

Jeremy Kent Jackson
Co Creator/Creative Director
Mr. Jackson, originally from Greeley, Colorado, moved to Los Angeles in 2000 from Minneapolis, Minnesota.  He graduated with a BFA in Acting from the University of Oklahoma School of Drama and completed a six-level Improvisation program at Dudley Riggs’ Brave New Workshop in Minneapolis.  While there he improvised in over 100 shows as a regular company member.  He has performed professionally in over fifty plays in seven cities including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Columbus, Ohio where he won the city wide Actor of the Year Award for his performance in The Diviners.

In addition, Jackson starred as a Series Regular on the recent HBO/Cinemax comedy, Chemistry, and has Guest Starred and Recurred on over a dozen Network Television Shows including Friends with Benefits, CSI, American Dreams, CSI:Miami, ER, Drake and Josh,  and Without a Trace.  Jeremy has performed in several feature films, most notably one with master-director, David Lynch, and has worked consistently as a voice-over artist where he has been featured in a variety video games, radio commercials, and books-on-tape.

Jackson has also performed in nearly three-dozen national commercials including multi-spot campaigns for Pizza Hut and Burger King for which he portrayed the well known character, Mr. Tiny Hands.  He has been seen in over forty industrial films, most notably as the in-house spokesperson for the Best Buy Corporation, and starred in a dozen short films including one that recently won honors at the Cinema City Film Festival in Los Angeles.

 To learn more about Mr. Jackson’s acting career, visit  jeremykentjackson.com.

Throughout his career as an actor, Jeremy has continually shared his experience and knowledge of acting and the industry with young people. He has taught Improvisation, Voice and Speech, Dialects, Stage Combat, Movement, Writing, Audition Technique, Acting, and Acting for the Camera to students of all ages.   He has been employed as an instructor and helped develop curriculum for such organizations as Silva’s Fine Arts and Summerwind Arts Festival (Norman, OK); The Columbus Junior Theatre (Columbus, OH); Homeward Bound Theatre and Stages Theatre (Minneapolis, MN); the Glendale Centre Theatre (Glendale, CA); Alex Pilibos High School (Hollywood, CA); The Chandler School (Pasadena, CA); The Monrovia Unified School District (Monrovia, CA); and Providence High School (Burbank, CA).  He has also served as a private on-camera acting and audition coach throughout Los Angeles.

Dominic Catrambone
Co Creator/Producing Director
Mr. Catrambone, a Chicago native, came to Los Angeles to complete his Acting degree at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts West. Upon graduating with Honors, he formed a theatre company with fellow alum and continued training with such teachers as Maria Gobetti, Tom Ormeny, Sebastian Brook and Michael Woolson of the famed Larry Moss Studio.

Dominic has performed in and produced dozens of independent short films, music videos, features, television shows and stage plays throughout LA and his hometown, most notably the critically acclaimed comedy An Evening With The Egos, directed by Maria Gobetti, at the Victory Theatre Center (Burbank, CA) and Breadline Center for the Performing Arts (Chicago). He is also a successful voiceover artist having been heard in hundreds of commercials, promos, video games, and other projects, particularly for such companies as Mitsubishi, Cellular One, MINI Cooper, and Taco Bell.  Young people may recognize him doing all of the promos as the Signature Network Voice for Disney XD.

To learn more about Mr. Catrambone’s voiceover career, visit dominiccatrambone.com.

While maintaining a career as a professional actor, Dominic has relished the opportunity to share his talents and insight with young performers. He has directed youth productions of The Drowsy Chaperone, Moby Dick: The Musical, Seussical the Musical, The Wizard of Oz, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and HONK, among others.  His classical training led to his several year involvement in an educational Shakespearian production designed to introduce youth to the Bard’s works.

Voiceover, Scene Study, Improvisation, Monologue Preparation, Stage Combat, and Audition Technique are some of the classes Dominic has taught at such places as Providence High School (Burbank), Rose and Alex Pilibos (Los Angeles), the Youth Academy of Dramatic Arts (YADA), the Chandler School (Pasadena), Glendale Center Theatre and Centre Stage Academy.  He also offers private coaching in the Los Angeles area and often tries to involve his students in his independently produced projects.