Jeremy Hoop is a seasoned actor and musician with a rich career spanning over two decades. He began his acting journey in 1996 and has since amassed an impressive repertoire in film, television, commercials, and voice acting.
Notably, in September 2016, Hoop wrapped up filming for his latest role in the indie film "Stella", directed by veteran Hollywood producer Vanessa Greene. In this thought-provoking project, he portrays a reclusive war veteran grappling with severe PTSD. The film is slated for release in late 2017 or early 2018.
Throughout his illustrious career, Hoop has secured a wide range of credits, including starring and supporting roles in independent films such as "Love Everlasting", "Ephraim's Rescue", "The Orchard", "Charly", "Lifted Up", "Out of Step", "The King's Falcon", "The Singles Ward", "Jonah and the Great Fish", "The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd", and "Just a Dream", directed by Academy Award-winning director Keith Merrill and featuring the talents of Danny Glover.
On the small screen, Hoop has appeared alongside notable actors such as John Heard, Gerald McRaney, Walton Goggins, and Danni Nucci in productions like WB's "Everwood", Sci-Fi's "Firestarter Rekindled", CBS's "Promised Land", "Perfect Murder", "Perfect Town" (the Jon Benet Ramsey Story),and "Beyond the Prairie" (the True Story of Laura Ingalls-Wilder),USA's "Pacific Blue" and "Cover Me", and five appearances on CBS's "Touched By An Angel".
As a voice actor, Hoop has worked on a vast array of projects and campaigns for companies worldwide, including Pokémon, Miller Lite, Verizon, Microsoft, Intel, Jakks Pacific, VMWare, Sinclair Oil, Orbital ATK, and many others.
Hoop's educational background is impressive, having trained on scholarship at Brigham Young University's acclaimed Theater and Media Arts Department, which has produced notable alumni such as Aaron Eckhart, Mireille Enos of "The Killing", and Kevin Rahm of "Madam Secretary". During his time at the university, Hoop received numerous awards, including the national Irene Ryan Award for Best Scene Partner, shared with that year's winner for best actor, Mireille Enos.
