Jeremiah Court

Jeremiah Court is an American actor who started his acting career in his high school theatre. He is best known for his roles as Danny/Alan in the psychological thriller Parallel Lives (2024), unmistakably creepy Corpse in The Autopsy (2024), Russell in the television pilot IamDB (2018), the villain Josh in Time Change Diner (2021), Military Man in The Sacrifice (2022) and Michael in the feature Mercy (2020). His distinctive and relentless energy both on and off set creates opportunities for Jeremiah to showcase his range and the dynamic qualities he can bring to a character. Having nominations for both Parallel Lives and The Autopsy, the recognition of his style of acting is mesmerizing, landing him with the award of best actor in Parallel Lives. James McCavoys performance in "Split" was his influence and helped him channel in on multiple personalities.

Jeremiah Court was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, the youngest of five children. Growing up in a small town of Eleva-Strum, Jeremiah participated in most sports including football, basketball, track, field, and baseball. After high school he relocated to Orlando Florida, attended Seminole State College, and received his bachelor's in nursing. He practices as a Registered Nurse in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit when he is not filming or studying film. He continues to hone in on his art by studying at Class Act Studio in Orlando.