You know, if you had asked me many years ago if I ever thought I would grow up to be an actor…
I’d think that was perfectly accurate.
I’ve never gone about doing things in a traditional way. In fact, I often did the exact opposite. Raised with the idea that there is not just one direct path to take in order to go forward, I realized that I need to follow what I love and what I believe is right. Even as I climb each rung of this twisted and broken ladder that is showbusiness, I know that mindset will inevitably get me where I want to go and with the right people.
So far so good.
HEADSHOTS
REELS
NEWEST FILM
Breaking and Entering and Humping
What happens when a misfit duo of inexperienced burglars finds themselves trapped in the bedroom closet of a house they are robbing when the owners return for a night of romance? In SlessIsMore Productions newest comedy, you will see a wild ride of laughs, innuendos, action, and buffoonery.
‘Operation varisty blues: the college admissions scandal’ now streaming
See Jeremy in the Netflix original documentary helmed by the filmmakers behind Fyre. This film takes on the notorious 2019 college-admissions bribery scandal where a handful of high-profile figures were implicated in a scheme to pay up to hundreds of thousands to place their kids into top colleges.
‘Deep hatred’ OUT NOW
Arriving at her deceased father’s remote estate in the middle of a deep forest, Cindy (Sara Drust) and her boyfriend, Mark (Jeremy Sless), must confront strange happenings in order to unearth the truth behind the curse that has kept this small community trapped for decades. Now available on Amazon Prime.
‘AMONG THIEVES’ Now streaming
Experience the story of five stranded thieves as they race toward their escape across a never ending South American desert after their botched heist. Available on Amazon Prime, iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, PlayStation, YouTube, Microsoft, Vimeo, DirecTV, Comcast, Fios, Dish Network, and Spectrum.
‘MALLORY, Los Angeles’ Now available
See the film that won Jeremy ‘Best Actor’ at the Biola University Film Festival. A heartfelt story that depicts the changing landscape of how love can be perceived in an increasingly digitized world, ‘Mallory, Los Angeles’ is a fresh take on where we as a society may be headed in the not too distant future.
