Jeremy Harris graduated from the Theatre program at George Brown College in Toronto. He has performed extensively onstage, on TV, film and commercials and is an award-winning actor. Vocally, he has been the voice announcer for the Outdoor Life Network (3 years), Toronto 1 television network (2 years). Presently he's the radio promo voice announcer of the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation), and Documentary channel on television. Jeremy has also been involved in many commercial ad campaigns, both TV and radio, and a number of animation series, being nominated for a Gemini award in 2008 for his work on Ruby Gloom. He has written and produced three short films, the most recent, R.U.U., won four awards at film festivals around North America, and it has been playing on The Movie Network and Moviola since 2007. Jeremy received nominations and an award for his portrayal of Duggie Sparks in the movie. A series is in the works. Another film, White and Blue, was praised in Vice Magazine alongside other Canadian "hoser" comedies, Trailer Park Boys and Fubar. Jeremy lives in Toronto, and works there and in New York City.