Jasson Finney's fascinating biography begins with his unique upbringing, as the son of a bull rider and a cancan girl who got married in an ice castle in the Yukon territories. Growing up, Jasson showcased his exceptional skills as a hockey player and drummer, even playing in multiple touring bands.
After graduating from the University of Ottawa's School of Human Kinetics, Jasson started his own personal training business, which eventually led him to the film and television industry through one of his clients, an agent. For several years, Jasson worked on a part-time basis in the industry while running his personal training business.
In 2012, Jasson made the bold decision to pursue a full-time career in the entertainment industry and relocated to New York City. Since then, he has appeared in numerous acclaimed television series, including "Gotham," "Zero Hour," and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," all set to air in 2015.
Jasson has also appeared in several independent films, such as "My Brother's Keeper" and "Happy Baby," as well as feature films like "Source Code," "Gothika," and "Timeline." His television credits include "Being Human" and "Blue Mountain State."
One of Jasson's most notable roles is his portrayal of "Sonny" in the made-for-TV movie "Nicky Deuce," where he worked alongside James Gandolfini, Steven Schrippa, Michael Imperioli, and Tony Sirico.
In addition to his acting work, Jasson has also appeared on stage in the off-Broadway show "Gym Shorts." Currently, he is involved in several independent start-up projects and is writing and producing his own short films and pilots, including "What's Cooking Grandma" and "Take Back Your Life," which focuses on helping people regain their fitness and ultimately, their life.
