Jaime Zevallos, a multifaceted individual, took his first breath in the bustling metropolis of Lima, Peru, a city renowned for its exuberant energy and vibrant cultural tapestry.
As he began to grow and develop, his formative years were shaped by the culturally rich and diverse neighborhoods of Queens and Great Neck, New York, a confluence of urban and suburban landscapes that would later influence his perspective and artistic expression.
Through his experiences in these distinct environments, Zevallos's unique identity began to take shape, a blend of Peruvian heritage and American upbringing that would later inform his creative endeavors and artistic pursuits.
As a youthful entity, Jaime's innate artistic inclinations began to manifest themselves during his formative years, and he swiftly garnered a reputation as a notorious street artist, his creative expression and innovative style captivating the attention of those who encountered his work.
As he transitioned into his teenage years, Jaime's passion for the arts continued to intensify, and he became increasingly fascinated with the world of acting, drawn to its unique ability to convey complex emotions and tell compelling stories through the medium of performance.
Jaime's initial foray into the world of acting commenced in the vibrant city of New York, where he concurrently pursued his passion for acting by enrolling in the prestigious HB Studio, renowned for its exceptional teaching methods and dedication to nurturing the craft of its students. In tandem with his acting studies, Jaime also undertook a rigorous academic program in film at C.W. Post Long Island University, a respected institution that has produced a multitude of talented filmmakers and industry professionals.
It was during this pivotal period that Jaime's talent and dedication began to garner recognition, ultimately leading to his breakthrough role in Spike Lee's highly acclaimed and widely praised film, "Summer of Sam," a cinematic masterpiece that has left an indelible mark on the world of independent filmmaking.
As Jaime embarked on a well-deserved break in the sun-kissed city of Los Angeles, he seized the moment to audition for the esteemed Michael Eisner, renowned for his iconic role in shaping the Disney empire. This serendipitous encounter would prove to be a pivotal moment in Jaime's life, as he landed a coveted Series Regular role on the popular television show, "Sam Has 7 Friends." With his newfound success, Jaime made the bold decision to leave his old life behind and relocate to the City of Angels, where he would continue to build an impressive resume, securing roles in a diverse array of films and television shows.
Noted television and film actor Jaime has had the privilege of gracing the screens of audiences worldwide, leaving a lasting impression with his captivating performances in a diverse range of productions, including the critically acclaimed medical drama "House M.D.", the action-packed caper series "Leverage", the gritty police procedural "Southland", the adrenaline-fueled motorcycle club drama "Sons of Anarchy", the eerie and suspenseful anthology series "American Horror Story", the crime-solving drama "The Bridge", the intense and thrilling crime drama "Animal Kingdom", the long-running and esteemed crime drama "Law and Order SVU", and the popular and esteemed police procedural "Blue Bloods".
Notable beyond his accomplishments in the realm of cinematic productions, Jaime has concurrently established a distinguished reputation within the sphere of theatrical performances. His multifaceted talents have enabled him to assume the roles of writer, director, and leading actor in the notable film "Me You and Five Bucks", a project that garnered widespread critical acclaim and garnered numerous prestigious accolades at prominent film festivals.
Jaime's illustrious theatrical career has been marked by a diverse array of performances at esteemed institutions, including the Sacred Fools Theatre Company, a renowned Los Angeles-based organization known for its innovative and avant-garde productions.
In addition to his work with Sacred Fools, Jaime has also had the opportunity to tread the boards at The Actor's PlayPen, a respected theatre company that has been a stalwart of the Los Angeles theatrical scene for over two decades.
Furthermore, Jaime has had the privilege of collaborating with the visionary Josefina Lopez, the founder and artistic director of CASA0101, a groundbreaking theatre company dedicated to producing works that celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Latinx community.
Beyond his work in Los Angeles, Jaime has also had the pleasure of appearing on stage at the historic Cherry Lane Theatre in New York City, a legendary institution that has been a hub of creative activity in the heart of Greenwich Village for over 90 years.
Finally, Jaime has also had the distinction of performing at The Symphony Stages in New York City, a state-of-the-art facility that has played host to a wide range of theatrical productions, from musicals to drama to dance.
Noteworthy for his extensive repertoire of captivating performances, Jaime has garnered a prestigious nomination for a "For Your Consideration" Emmy award in the category of Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series, recognition of his remarkable portrayal of Father Delgado in the acclaimed television series Marvel's Cloak and Dagger.
Noted for his trailblazing achievements in the realm of entertainment, Jaime's remarkable career has garnered him widespread acclaim, as evidenced by his prestigious designation as one of the 25 most influential Latinos in the city of Los Angeles by the esteemed Latino Leaders Magazine.
