Jeff Seymour is a multifaceted American-Canadian actor, renowned for his impressive array of roles in various Canadian television series, including his portrayal of a dynamic character in the popular show Jeff Ltd., as well as his captivating performances in Bury The Lead and The Eleventh Hour, and his memorable appearance in the hit series "Show Me Yours".
From the nation's capital, Washington, D.C., and the picturesque state of Virginia, Jeff's remarkable odyssey in the realm of entertainment commenced in the year 1979. During this inaugural phase, he made notable appearances in several prominent television shows, including the critically acclaimed series Knots Landing, the gripping police drama Hill Street Blues, and the beloved sitcom Bosom Buddies.
Concurrently, Jeff's passion for imparting his knowledge of acting led him to embark on a new career path, as he began teaching acting in 1980.
In the early stages of his career, Jeff, a multifaceted individual, showcased his remarkable adaptability as an actor by embarking on an ambitious endeavor, designing and constructing The Gnu Theatre, a prestigious and renowned venue in Los Angeles. This impressive achievement not only served as a testament to his exceptional organizational and leadership abilities but also provided a platform for him to showcase his diverse range of skills.
As a driving force behind the scenes, Jeff took on the roles of director and producer for all the productions at The Gnu Theatre, meticulously guiding the creative process and ensuring the seamless execution of each show. This hands-on approach allowed him to hone his skills as a creative visionary, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and innovative individual.
As the years passed, The Gnu Theatre flourished under Jeff's guidance, earning a reputation as one of LA's most acclaimed and respected theaters, attracting audiences from far and wide.
Jeff later made the significant decision to relocate to Vancouver, British Columbia, a city that would become a hub for his extensive career in the film and television industry. During his time in Vancouver, he appeared in a multitude of Canadian-produced television series, showcasing his versatility as an actor by taking on diverse roles in projects such as First Wave, Level 9, Da Vinci's Inquest, The Immortal, Smallville, Witchblade, Mutant X, and Sue Thomas F.B.Eye.
Over the course of an impressive 11-year period, Jeff dedicated himself to honing his craft, starring in no less than three distinct television series. These series, which included "Bury The Lead", "Show Me Yours", and "Jeff Ltd", were not only a testament to his talent as an actor but also a reflection of his creative drive, as he co-created and co-wrote the latter two projects.
In addition to his on-screen accomplishments, Jeff also made a significant impact behind the camera, serving as a director and executive producer on several occasions. His hard work and dedication ultimately earned him a prestigious Gemini Award, the Canadian equivalent of an Emmy, for Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role for his portrayal of Kamal Azizi in "Bury The Lead".
For an astonishing thirty-four years, Jeff has dedicated his professional life to mentoring aspiring thespians, imparting his profound knowledge to a diverse range of students from across the United States, Canada, and even Australia, thereby solidifying his reputation as a sought-after acting coach.
Jeff's expertise has been extensively showcased through his highly acclaimed Acting and the Business seminars, which have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim across the industry.
In addition to his esteemed coaching career, Jeff has recently completed a groundbreaking new book on the art of acting, aptly titled "The Real Life Actor", a comprehensive and insightful guide that promises to revolutionize the way actors approach their craft.
