Geremy’s aptitude for performance revealed itself during his childhood, and those early years 
were duly filled with studying acting and comedy in special programs, as well as appearing 
in numerous television commercials and legitimate theater productions.  In the capacity of 
being an entertainer, he has always known what he wants to do  

At age twelve, Geremy produced his first short film using revenue earned from commercials:
a Star Wars parody that he wrote, directed, and did the voices for.  Shortly thereafter, he 
performed in a bilingual musical that toured Canada for 2 months, then he attended a private 
high school for the performing arts, followed by a four-year conservatory program at York 
University, where he studied acting from stage to screen, voice, movement, writing, and music.  

By 1995, Geremy had developed his skills as a multi-talented performer, having acted in dozens
of stage plays and embarking upon two European tours with "The Canadian Ambassadors" 
as a trombonist, emcee, and vocalist.  He relocated to Los Angeles in 1997, and wound up on 
Mitzi Shore's Comedy Store stages in Hollywood and La Jolla.  Mitzi immediately recognized 
Geremy’s combination of boundless energy and talent, quickly making him a regular performer 
at her world famous nightclubs, where he has since given many hundreds of performances.  

Geremy appears in several films, such as Heartbreakers and Good Advice. Television credits include
Angel and Debbie Travis’ Painted House, and in 2005 he starred in a feature length Matrix spoof called
The Helix…Loaded, which had a limited US theatrical release and is now available on dvd in Asia.  

On a more eclectic note, Geremy wrote, produced, and starred in a one-man version of Hamlet 
that prompted one critic to compare him to Sir Lawrence Olivier on Prozac.  Additionally, he has
authored two sit-com pilots, a feature screenplay, hundreds of poems, and a novel.