Jeremy Bergman embarked on his professional journey at the tender age of three, when his remarkable affinity for musical theater became increasingly apparent. It was at this juncture that he secured his first commercial booking for Playskool, marking the beginning of a long and illustrious career in advertising. Subsequent commercial appearances followed, including notable brands such as Lysol, Campbell's Soup, and Kellogg's.
As he entered his sixth year, Bergman transitioned to the world of film and television, landing the coveted role of Young Snidley Whiplash in the Brendan Fraser-starring production "Dudley Do-Right". This early success was swiftly followed by appearances in the pilot episode of "Law & Order: SVU" and a five-season stint as Charlie Yokas, son of Faith Yokas, on the critically acclaimed series "Third Watch". Bergman's impressive range is also evident in his current film credits, including a role in the critically acclaimed "The Station Agent" as Jacob.
Bergman's long-held dream of gracing the Broadway stage was finally realized when he took on the role of Chip in the iconic production "Beauty and the Beast". Currently, he is in California, busy filming the upcoming Will Ferrell comedy, tentatively titled "Kicking and Screaming".
When not indulging in his passion for acting, Bergman is an avid sports enthusiast and athlete, with a particular fondness for tennis, baseball, roller hockey, and football.
