Jason Cleveland's professional journey in the film industry commenced with a role as an assistant to the prominent production companies Graymark/Ruddy-Morgan, where he played a pivotal part in the making of the feature film Cloud 9, immediately following his graduation from The American Broadcasting School, a prestigious educational institution that offered him a comprehensive understanding of the broadcasting industry and its various aspects.
Jason's journey in the film industry was preceded by a rare and esteemed experience - attending Robert McKee's renowned Story seminar, a prestigious learning opportunity for aspiring storytellers that is widely recognized and respected.
Jason's artistic pursuits continued to thrive as he collaborated with his sibling to co-author the vampire script, Soul's Midnight, a project that showcased an impressive assembly of talent, featuring the renowned actor Armand Assante, slated to take center stage, and the accomplished producer Gray Frederickson of Graymark Productions, whose extensive expertise would undoubtedly bring the narrative to life, injecting it with a sense of authenticity and depth.
Jason's cinematic triumph with Soul's Midnight served as a catalyst for him and his brother Brian to venture forth into uncharted territory, namely the realm of supernatural horror, with their latest brainchild, Fingerprints, a film that boasted an impressive ensemble cast of complex and multifaceted characters, each imbued with their own distinct set of skills and traits.
Among the talented thespians who lent their considerable abilities to this project were the versatile and accomplished Kristin Cavallari, whose remarkable range and depth brought a level of authenticity to her performance that was nothing short of captivating.
Equally impressive was the captivating Leah Pipes, whose nuanced and empathetic portrayal of her character added a layer of emotional depth to the narrative, drawing the audience in and refusing to let go.
And, of course, no discussion of Fingerprints would be complete without mentioning the renowned Lou Diamond Phillips, whose impressive credentials and commanding presence brought a level of gravitas to the project that was impossible to ignore.
Together, this trio of talented individuals, along with their fellow cast members, brought Fingerprints to life, crafting a cinematic experience that was at once terrifying, thought-provoking, and utterly unforgettable.
Jason's cinematic masterpiece, Fingerprints, would proceed to receive widespread acclaim and recognition, ultimately claiming the highly coveted "Best Feature" award at the prestigious New York City Horror Film Festival, thereby solidifying his reputation as a talented and forward-thinking filmmaker, his creative vision and innovative storytelling prowess garnering him widespread admiration and respect within the film industry.
Jason's extensive and distinguished career has been characterized by a unique privilege, allowing him to engage in a profound learning experience by working alongside and drawing inspiration from a diverse array of seasoned industry experts, with a particular emphasis on the esteemed producers Gray Frederickson and Albert S. Ruddy, whose impressive track records and notable achievements have undoubtedly had a profound impact on Jason's own professional development and artistic growth.
