Jeff began acting at age 9 in Detroit, Michigan on WXYZ-TV with his own television series, called "Jerry in The Circus." In addition to his film credits, he is an accomplished stage actor with over 40 stage credits in Regional, Stock, Tour and off-Broadway. Notable credits include "Snoopy" (starring with Andrea McArdle), Losing It (off-Broadway, directed by Andy Cadiff), Huck and Jim (Directed by Broadway legend Joshua Logan), as well as many recent credits in "The Zoo Story" (with Deaf West), "Frankie and Johnny in The Clair De Lune," (With Rep East Playhouse), and Tennessee Williams' "Auto-Da-Fe" in Scotland and Dublin. He has a BFA from New York University and has taught at Lee Strasberg Theatre Institutes in New York and Los Angeles.

He is the artistic director of The Young Actor's Studio in Los Angeles, which teaches Stanislavski based acting to kids, teens and young adults as well as produces new original work. He is the author of "A Young Actor Prepares," which is published world wide by Applause Books.

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Jeff Alan-Lee

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