I have been cast in the feature film THE SIGNIFICANT OTHER by SamiLu Productions. When operating a Bed and Breakfast, it's better to be married, or is it? Clara will find that her fictitious husband may cost her the love of her life. Her first guest, Rick, is gorgeous, sweet and single, but he thinks she's married. Clara doesn't know how to tell him that she's not really married, and after running into her "husband", Marty, with his male lover, Rick doesn't know how to tell her that her husband is gay and cheating on her. THE SIGNIFICANT OTHER is a hysterical romp where love checks in and sanity checks out. I will be playing the part of the fictitious husband, Marty.

I filmed the first of my scenes for BICYCLE BOBBY today. What a good time! I have never had a role as a preacher before, but it was so much fun that I am seriously considering trading my pitchfork in for a bible and joining the clergy. Of course, I was more of an obsessed, psycho, cult-leader type than anyone I've ever seen in church before. Wait a minute... Actually, that's exactly like everyone I've ever seen in church. Maybe I can join the clergy and still keep the pitchfork. He he. There were some stills taken, so as soon as I can get my hands on them, and if my hair doesn't look too bad, I'll post them. For those of you who know me best... Go ahead, laugh it up! :-P

I have signed with Acclaim Talent for representation in the Austin and Lousiana areas. I am very happy to be a part of Acclaim and look forward to making Jeffrey lots of money. He he. To contact Acclaim Talent, please see the contact page.

I have been cast in the feature film BICYCLE BOBBY from Madman Pictures. BICYCLE BOBBY is a drama about a small town man with cerebral palsy who must deal with his uncontrollable desire for physical and emotional love. I will be playing the part of the mean Reverend Jones.

I have signed with Core Talent, formerly known as Kiser Matthews Agency, for representation in the Dallas area. I am very excited and look forward to a long and mutually-rewarding relationship with Teresa and the rest of the staff at Core Talent. To contact Core Talent, please see the contact page.

Production for the feature film HAVING MY BABY continues. Due to crew turnover, equipment issues, weather, and scheduling conflicts, our wrap date of October 10th has slipped, um, just a little. With Winter upon us, we will unfortunately be shooting the remainder of our external shots in the spring. But it's been fun. Here is a brief list of memorable moments... I have fallen off a cliff (a small one), slid down a hill (a large one), drank stagnant creek water (accidentally), gotten poison oak (twice), been shot (three times), been slapped, been kicked in the groin, and received numerous cuts, scrapes, and bruises. In addition to that, I have had the opportunity to do a little producing, directing, and operating of the camera, lights, and sound. Oh, yeah, and I even had to sleep on set, in the bunker, for a night. I've got scars from this one, and I love it!