Jeremy Robinson

Jeremy Robinson was raised in Indianapolis Indiana, as the youngest of four children. He spent his college years pursuing his love of music by starting his own DJ company. After graduating from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio and TV production with a minor in theater and drama he moved to Los Angeles to find his place in the entertainment industry. Upon arriving in Los Angeles, the hard work and easy confidence that makes Jeremy so effortlessly appealing, has led to a wide range of roles in many projects, including substantial roles in independent features (including "Left of Center" (1997)), the lead in 11 short films ("El De Los Guantes" (2003), LA California, Trinity and Déjà Vu amongst them) and has been seen on nearly every network through the more than 20 national commercials and product campaigns he has landed {including Acura, Taco Bell, Chevy, Budweiser, Winston, Fox Sports Radio and Sears Department Stores}. Those wanting to see more, have been able to attend one of Jeremy's numerous stage performances including the lead role of Dan in Patrick Marber's Closer, and as The Evangelist in William Inge's A Loss Of Roses. He is respected for his deep performances, unique choices, vast emotional range and surprising comedic delivery. He is not afraid to go to dark places, wear his heart on his sleeve, or to go out on a limb for a laugh when a script calls for it. He is perfectly at ease and completely believable playing roles as diverse as the lunatic criminal to a desperate father, in productions that range from dark comedies and thrillers to family drama's and love stories. Consistently his ideal role is as the every man, possessing the comforting quiet strength of our old screen hero's, with the ease of modern day charm and the haggard appeal of the hard working regular Joe who's struggles resonate from within, the combination making him the perfect leading man, love interest and unexpected foe. Imagine a combination of the quiet strength of Clint Eastwood, the wry charm of Alec Baldwin, the quick wit of Dennis Leary and the subtle character choices of Robert Duvall or Ed Harris and you have the perfect picture of Jeremy's range and delivery. He continues to challenge himself by furthering his studies and searching out demanding roles that dare him to continue pushing the limits. Over the years, Jeremy's love of film has led him to pursue work behind the camera as well. He works consistently as a 1st Asst. Director, Producer and EP. In 2006 Jeremy founded Brickyard Films. When not on set working freelance, you'll find him furthering the goals and Coop nature of his budding company.