Jeff Delaney

Jeff Delaney is an American actor/filmmaker. He began acting in high school (Carter High School, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee). Convinced to take an acting class by a friend, he found himself propelled into the theatre spotlight. His first role was as the Sheriff in "Tom Sawyer" at the Bijou Theatre Center in Knoxville, TN. Next was the sequel to "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown", "Snoopy! The Musical" where he portrayed Pigpen, a role written in especially for him by director Chris Broyles. More roles came after: Sarastro in "The Magic Flute" (Robert Hahn), Raph Rackstraw in "HMS Pinafore" (Stephen Krempasky), the Beast in "Beauty and the Beast" (Rosina Guerra), Judas in "Godspell" (Wendel Werner), Orin the Dentist in "Little Shop of Horrors" (Charles Miller), Davy Crockett in "Davy Crockett: A Night at the Alamo" (Jeff Delaney), and countless other stage plays and musicals. Enthralled with the acting world, he branched out into stage managing, directing, writing, and producing. Making the jump to film acting, he has appeared in such films as: "Sting: Moment of Truth" (Pill-Popper), "Our Country: IMAX" (featured), "Love, Life, and the Art of Dying" (Jeff), "Hey Now!" (Mitch McStoney), "Moon-Lite" (The Vampire), and numerous other film, commercials, and industrials. He has also stage managed, directed, produced, and written for the stage and screen.He has also won awards for his short films:"Pitching Amber" - 1st Place, Secret City Film Fest "Das Spandau Ballett" - 2nd place, Secret City Film Fest "Hey Now!" - 2nd place, Secret City Film FestFor productions interested in auditions, please contact: Talent Trek Agency/Juanell Walker - 865-982-6666 Show less «