You know, if you had asked me years ago whether I thought I’d grow up to be an actor…
I’d say that sounds about right.
I've never done things the traditional way—in fact, I’ve often done the exact opposite. Raised with the belief that there isn’t just one set path forward, I realized I need to follow what I love and what feels right. Even as I climb each rung of this twisted, broken ladder that is show business, I know that mindset will inevitably take me where I want to go—and with the right people by my side.
So far so good.
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NEWEST FILM
Breaking and Entering and Humping
What happens when two clueless burglars break into the wrong house—only to end up hiding in the bedroom closet as the owners return for a night of passion? SlessIsMore Productions delivers a riotous comedy packed with laughs, awkward escapes, and absolute chaos. Buckle up for a wild ride of mischief, innuendos, and non-stop buffoonery!
‘Operation varisty blues: the college admissions scandal’ now streaming
Catch Jeremy in the Netflix original documentary from the filmmakers behind Fyre. This gripping film unpacks the infamous 2019 college admissions bribery scandal, exposing how wealthy elites paid hundreds of thousands to secure spots for their kids at top universities.
‘Deep hatred’ OUT NOW
When Cindy (Sara Drust) and her boyfriend, Mark (Jeremy Sless), arrive at her late father’s isolated estate deep in the woods, they uncover a dark secret haunting the town for decades. As eerie events escalate, they must unravel the mystery behind a curse that has held the community captive. Now streaming on Amazon Prime.
‘AMONG THIEVES’ Now streaming
Five stranded thieves, one relentless desert, and no way back. After a heist gone wrong, they must fight to survive and outrun the inevitable. Watch now on Amazon Prime, iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, PlayStation, YouTube, Microsoft, Vimeo, DirecTV, Comcast, Fios, Dish Network, and Spectrum.
‘MALLORY, Los Angeles’ Now available
Watch the award-winning performance that earned Jeremy Best Actor at the Biola University Film Festival. Mallory, Los Angeles is a poignant exploration of love in an increasingly digital world, offering a fresh and thought-provoking glimpse into where our society may be headed.
