Jay Amari
- Actor
After a twenty-year career as a professional actor, Jay Amari moved to
New York in 1988 to accept the Woolrich Scholarship at Columbia
University. He further accepted a Fellowship at Columbia University's
School of the Arts and was awarded a Master's Degree in Fine Arts in
1995.
His first appearance onscreen was as a Cockroach in a pesticide commercial. Since that time Amari has appeared in numerous union and non-union independent films, and TV.
His two scripts, "The Greatest" and "Cloudy All Day" were finalists at Actors Theatre of Louisville National 10-Minute Play Contest in 1992 and 1993.
Amari resides in New York and has written three screenplays about post-modern urban lifestyle that he is seeking funding for.
His first appearance onscreen was as a Cockroach in a pesticide commercial. Since that time Amari has appeared in numerous union and non-union independent films, and TV.
His two scripts, "The Greatest" and "Cloudy All Day" were finalists at Actors Theatre of Louisville National 10-Minute Play Contest in 1992 and 1993.
Amari resides in New York and has written three screenplays about post-modern urban lifestyle that he is seeking funding for.
