Jayson Argento

Jayson started his Show business career in 1994 at the age of 22 making his theatrical debut in a play called "The Cherry Orchard" at Champlain College. Jayson was in several plays over the following years but then turned to Music. In 1997 he started a Band called "C'est La Vie", and toured the Burlington bar scene as lead singer. In 1998 he started a New Band called "Uncommon Tongue" and self produced and wrote the band's Album called "Following a Dream," touring in and around Burlington. 1998 also was the beginning of Jayson's Film Career, being a featured extra in Edgewood Studios "Moving Target." In 1999 Jayson would flip flop back and forth between film, Music, and Theater. In May 1999 his Band "Uncommon Tongue" broke up because the bass player and drummer moved away. In August of that year Jayson played the score for the play "Charlie Chaplin is Wearing my Pants" at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland. He returned to Edinburgh in August 2000 this time as a cast member in the play "Crooked." Stoneworks Entertainment was born in October 2000, Jayson starred in their First Production which was a play written by Cullen Johnson, entitled "The Thrall of Cthulhu". This would be his last play. Jayson's love for film grew to new heights when he became SAG eligible from a speaking role in Alen Jacobs "American Gun" in 2001 where he worked alongside Virginia Madsen and James Coburn. In June 2001 Jayson started taking film acting classes with Jock Macdonald at Cameron Thor Studios East. Working with Jock and Cameron for the next two years inspired Jayson to stop waiting for film roles and start creating them, Therefore, in 2003 he and his friends reactivated "Stoneworks Entertainment" with its first film called "Cthulhu Chronicles: Episode One, The Ropes", written, directed, and starring Jayson himself. 2004 has been all about learning the editing process and makeing more movies such as Xill: (Star Wars fan film) and Project Hex.