Jeff's wide range of experience developed from a combination of working in the world of corporate management, pursuing the performing arts as a working actor and navigating the indie film maze of Hollywood as a producer. After several successful years working in NYC, Jeff made the move to Los Angeles to further his multi-faceted career in entertainment.

Jeff has produced a variety of projects including features, documentaries, theater, fundraisers and award shows. Between 2003 and 2005, Jeff produced Ringers: Lord of the Fans, narrated by Dominic Monaghan (Lost, Lord of the Rings trilogy) and won the Outstanding Achievement Award in Filmmaking at the 2005 Newport Beach Film Festival. Ringers was released worldwide by Sony Pictures and received a 2006 Saturn Award nomination.

Jeff's acting background and abilities broaden his scope as a producer. His TV credits include Hannah Montana, Criminal Minds, Las Vegas and The Hillside Strangler in which he portrayed the notorious 70's serial killer Kenneth Bianchi. His film credits include a variety of award-winning festival films that he enjoys doing to remain creative, some of which are Out at the Wedding, Exorcism and Hollywood Vampyr for which he received a Best Actor Nomination at the 2002 Modesto Film Festival. Jeff studied script analysis in both NYC and LA with such renowned acting teachers as Larry Moss, whom he still studies with today.

Jeff is currently in development on a character-driven crime thriller, a dramatic television series, a sports reality show starring an NFL Hall-of-Famer to be, as well as several other projects.