Biography

Jeff Saint Dic is a Haitian-American actor and stunt performer based in the Northeast, known for his work in independent films, historical dramas, and action-driven projects. Originally from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Jeff moved to Massachusetts in 1994 and worked his way through both the education and workforce systems ultimately earning a Master's degree in Higher Education before fully committing to his lifelong passion for acting.

He began training at Boston Casting, CP Casting, and Heather Whitty Studios in screen, commercial, and voice acting, and quickly progressed from background work to featured roles. Jeff portrayed a young Frederick Douglass in The Liberator (2022), which won Best Feature at the 2023 Faith & Family Chicago Film Festival. He also starred in Eephus, an official selection of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival - Directors' Fortnight (Quinzaine des cinéastes).

His commercial work includes leading roles in national and regional campaigns, such as FANATICS, Destination DC x Som Records, and REMAX-Blossom Landing.

Jeff brings a strong physical presence and screen readiness through his background in boxing and certified firearm/gun safety training. He has applied these skills in independent action films and continues to train regularly in stunt and tactical performance. He seeks roles that challenge his range; both dramatically and physically, while building a body of work rooted in passion, discipline, and authenticity.
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