Person Biography:
Bradford Jackson is a renowned actor, writer, and producer who has gained widespread recognition for his outstanding performances in various films and projects. Born in Tacoma, Washington, Jackson's childhood was marked by frequent relocations due to his father's military service. This enabled him to see most of the United States as a young boy.
Jackson and his four siblings were homeschooled, and they spent their free time creating short films and skits, a hobby that soon became his passion. He began performing in local church plays and Renaissance Fairs, where he portrayed knights and soldiers.
After completing his formal acting training in college, Jackson started his professional career by performing in local film and stage productions. However, he eventually left college to pursue his passion for film, which led to him being reprimanded by his acting professors.
Despite this setback, Jackson continued to pursue his dreams, starring in Levi A. Taylor's film "The Darkness" and later writing, producing, and directing the Scottish short film "Come Back Home," which was accepted into the Cannes Film Festival.
Jackson's most notable roles include "Buzz" in the punk-rock film "Proper Binge," for which he won Best Actor at the 2018 Beverly Hills Film Festival, and "Rockwell Kent" in "A Dreamers Search," for which he was nominated for Best Actor at the 2022 Anchorage International Film Festival.
In addition to his acting career, Jackson is also a writer and producer, and he has co-founded a production company, Bradford Jackson Films LLC, with his colleague Nik Sharshak. The company is currently developing a feature film and medieval-fantasy series.
Jackson resides with his wife in Anchorage, Alaska, and he continues to be active in the film industry, taking on new roles and projects that showcase his incredible talent and versatility.
