Jeffrey Scott Basham

Jeffrey Scott Basham was born outside Chicago, Illinois, and raised in metropolitan Detroit. Jeffrey Scott Basham went on to receive formal training at California Institute of the Arts, The Juilliard School, and The Groundlings School. His first film appearance was Gran Torino (2008), under the direction of Clint Eastwood. In 2011, he received recognition for his role in Haaris Baiig's lauded thriller Residual Imprint (2012) and has worked alongside Sir Anthony Hopkins in the television series doing performance capture for WestWorld (2017). Basham has appeared The Tonight Show with Jay Leno(2012), after a triumphant set at the world famous Laugh Factory in Hollywood, where he would present the same set at Caroline's on Broadway in Times Square. In 2013, Basham played 'Max,' in Martin Sherman's BENT - which He also executive produced under the esteemed direction of Fran Bennett while at CalArts receiving the diversity Grant and all other applicable institutional awards at that time.