Jeffrey Cade Ross Brown, aka Jeffrey C. Brown, is a young actor who grew up in San Angelo, and San Antonio Texas. He is the son of Jeffrey Beauregard Brown (deceased) and Marla Kay Brown. Jeffrey started performing in the school choir as early as the second grade. At the age of 10, he continued performing on the stage in a children's production of "Oklahoma" as the sneaky peddler, Ali Hakim. It was during this time that he participated in an LA based showcase, and received such amazing feedback, that he and his mother made the move to LA to pursue his acting career in TV and film. In first two years of being in LA, Jeffrey landed Co-Starring roles on shows such as The Mick on Fox, Game Shakers on Nickelodeon, and The Big Bang Theory on CBS. Even as young as 7, Jeffrey showed an interest in making his own films. This was always in the back of his mind, and in early 2018 at the age of 12, Jeffrey realized his dream of becoming a filmmaker after writing and directing his first short film entitled "Chosen". This film is based on Jeffrey's personal life story of losing his own father before he was born. He submitted this film to the prestigious summer camp, Prodigy Camp, in Washington State, where only 10 young filmmakers are accepted to attend. He was accepted, and immediately started writing his second film. Jeffrey continues to study and perfect his acting, writing and directing skills and hopes to make a positive impact in this industry.