Biography

Jeff grew up in Beaufort, South Carolina, as well as Cherry Point, N.C., while his father served in the United States Marine Corps. After several deployments to 29 Palms, California, and Okinawa, Japan, the family eventually settled in Ohio to be closer to both sets of grandparents. He began writing as a child, creating original stories, fan-fiction, lyrics, and poetry. Despite early doubts from his father about what "counted" as poetry, he continued to develop his craft, finding his own voice in unconventional forms.

Jeff started driving trucks in 2007 and bought his first rig in 2019, spending countless hours on the road witnessing everything from accidents to police chases. Writing became his way to process those experiences and the larger struggles of life. His first major work, originally titled "A Conversation With God", was written after his father's death and later evolved into the script "Horizon of the Soul", the first part of a planned trilogy. He has since developed several additional projects, including "Far From Sol", "Beneath the Design", "The Space Between the Lives", and "The Threads of Time". Known for breaking away from formulaic storytelling, Jeff focuses on stories that don't always promise a happy ending - because real life rarely does. Outside of his work, he found love later in life, growing into a deep soulmate bond that grounds his journey as both a writer and storyteller.
- IMDb mini biography by: Bio by Jeff Reed

Stood in line for over 3 hours just to meet R.A.Salvatore at Star Wars Celebration II, and isn't even a Star Wars fan.

Preferred movie used to be "The Crow" (1994) with Brandon Lee. Was usurped by Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Originally supposed to be an extra in 2020: An American Nightmare, but ended up being given a lead role instead.

Wrote and performed a song for his mothers second wedding.

Obtained a CDL-A in Feb 2008.

The events that transpire in our lives make us who we are. Whether we like it or not, everything happens for a reason. Just make sure that whatever needs to be said or done is said or done before it's too late. Nothing is promised, not even tomorrow. When it's raining outside, and people say it's a crappy day, I tell them that it's a beautiful day. They ask me how I can say that, I tell them two words that explains everything. I'm alive.

A man has not truly lived until he has lost that which is most important to him. Even then, he has lived only a fraction of what life truly is.