‏Jeremy Sykes‏

A native of Indiana, Jeremy Sykes received his undergraduate education from Indiana University at IU's Indianapolis campus: Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis (IUPUI), earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy from the IU School of Liberal Arts, while minoring in film studies, graduating with the highest distinction summa cum laude. As a graduate student, Jeremy studied film production for one year at the prestigious Loyola Marymount University (LMU) located in posh West Los Angeles, California before shifting interests to screenwriting at the Academy of Art University located in the artist mecca of San Francisco, California. Additionally, he would study film and television acting alongside producing at the Hollywood campus of the New York Film Academy (NYFA) in L.A., located in the famed Burbank media district near major film studios Universal, Warner Bros., NBC, and Disney. While a graduate student at the New York Film Academy, Jeremy had projects screened at Warner Bros. and he performed in actor workshops shot on the backlots of Universal Studios.

In addition to his undergraduate degrees in film studies and philosophy, he has three advanced degrees: a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree in motion pictures and television with an emphasis in screenwriting from the Academy of Art University, and two Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degrees in producing and film acting from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles. Jeremy has also studied method acting and graduate-level performing arts at the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD). Beyond acting, Jeremy Sykes is also a visual artist, a musician, and a writer. He is also an aspiring screenwriter, producer, editor, and film director, having written multiple projects yet to be developed, including television pilots and feature films. Most recently, Jeremy wrote, produced, edited, and starred-in the neo-noir thriller: "Strangers in the Night" (2016), his independent short film that in April 2017 won official entry into the 2017 "L.A. Neo Noir Novel, Film, and Script Festival," eventually winning a Gold Award & Honorable Mention. Jeremy can be seen in the new trilogy chapters of the "Witchcraft" film series, the longest-running series in the history of the horror genre, as the main villain in "Witchcraft 14: Angel of Death," while also reappearing in "Witchcraft 16: Hollywood Coven." The new trilogy was officially released to DVD & Blu-Ray in 2017.