Benjamin Jeremy Ninaber, professionally known as Jeremy Ninaber, hails from Kentville, Nova Scotia, where he was born as the youngest of four siblings. From a young age, Jeremy demonstrated a natural inclination towards the world of entertainment, which would eventually become his lifelong passion.
As a teenager, Jeremy's career officially took off with roles in dance and musical theatre. He soon complemented his skills by adding vocal lessons to his repertoire, and under the guidance of renowned Canadian Juno Award Winner Ray Lyell, Jeremy's talent continued to flourish. His journey as a recording artist began with the release of his own album, after which he shifted his focus to modeling and television roles.
Jeremy's impressive resume boasts appearances in popular shows such as "Rich Bride, Poor Bride" and "Close Encounters," as well as performances in commercials for Gatorade and music videos. His early start in the entertainment industry laid the foundation for his future successes.
Aside from his entertainment ventures, Jeremy developed a strong interest in martial arts at a young age. He began training in karate at the tender age of seven and continued to hone his skills until he was twelve. Later, he expanded his repertoire to include Brazilian jujitsu, Krav Maga, and stunt training through a hybrid fighting method.
Jeremy's personality is characterized by his quick wit, unwavering determination, and unrelenting commitment to his craft. His film debut, "Last Run," was directed by his brother Matthew, a collaboration they would repeat with the production of "Extraction Day." Throughout his career, Jeremy has consistently demonstrated his versatility, adaptability, and passion for the arts, solidifying his place in the entertainment industry.
