JEREMIAH GREY - Detective
eremiah is ex-military. National Guard. He's also trained in martial arts, and used to instruct while in the Guard. Since leaving the Guard he's not looked back.
Police work was not for him, he didn't like the grind, and the rules and politics which he felt all too often could, and did, get in the way of the law. So he never applied, instead he took his knowledge to Security. Security one day turned into an errand for a client, to "convince" her to stop cheating on her husband, and perhaps encourage her lover to leave her alone as well. Jeremiah handled it in a more subtle way than was hoped for, and got grief for not breaking the guys legs. He quit security, and became a PI.
Jeremiah has a dogged determination when something comes up. He could easily have been Ahab in Moby Dick single-mindedly hunting down the white whale to the detriment of everything else. This quality makes him a great investigator. It also can get him in trouble.
He also has a temper, but not a violent one. More of an impulsive one. Get him angry enough and he might not think through his next move – that might involve punching you, but wouldn't necessarily. Most of the time though, he keeps his anger in check.
Most of the time Jeremiah plays down his skills and intelligence, to keep people off guard. He's got a sharp wit, and nothing gets past him.
SEAN MICHAEL FIELD has been acting since the age of five. After graduating university he worked with legendary actors Blithe Danner, Kevin Spacey, Peter Gallagher and Al Pacino all while at Long Wharf Theatre. Within a week of his move to Los Angeles he was handpicked from a line of 300 actors and two days later was in a scene in the blockbuster film Hancock, starring Will Smith. Since then he has been seen on popular TV shows such as CSI Miami, ER, Lincoln Heights, 24, NCIS, Two and a Half Men, Dirty Sexy Money and the pilot for Life on Mars.
Sean also had the lead in several short films including 'Russell', a quirky comedy about three firemen; 'Rumshumkrushafu', the story about a soldier in Iraq; and a supporting role in 'The Free Way', directed by Italian director Alvaro R. Valente. He was also the lead in several independent films. 'The Prince of Venice', alongside Ali Suleman, who starred in The Kingdom with Jamie Foxx. 'Clean Cut', about a schizophrenic janitor and 'You', a film about a dangerous love triangle.
In 2009 Sean returned to Barbados to act in the play 'A Monument for Moses' playing Sir Grantley Adams. He also completed the short film 'Severed' along with the quirky comedy 'Herban Legends' and landed two national commercial for KFC and Nintendo WII respectively. More recently he filmed 'Two Brits and Some Mexican Cowboys', 'Poof', a national commercial for 'AAMCO' and the feature film 'Wedding Day' starring David Koechner.
Sean is signed with Commercial Talent Agency, one of the top commercial agencies in Los Angeles and recently signed to Paradigm, one of the leading agencies in the US. With his dreams and aspirations still set on doing so much more, he knows his best work is yet to come.
