Jay Peterson is an Atlanta-based actor and violence artist. A second-generation Renaissance Festival performer and Martial Artist, he is also a USMC veteran, with combat tours as a machine gunner in Iraq and Afghanistan under his belt.
In 2009, Jay returned to Atlanta, appearing in projects throughout the Southeast. Most recently, he appeared in Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, directed by Ang Lee. He also designed the WWI combat sequences for the Atlanta Opera's Silent Night.
If what you need is warrior-poetry, Jay has pen and sword on hand, and is quite capable with both.
For his fight choreography and tactical advisement work, check out Barbarian Labs.
Jay is represented by Alan Artists.
In 2009, Jay returned to Atlanta, appearing in projects throughout the Southeast. Most recently, he appeared in Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, directed by Ang Lee. He also designed the WWI combat sequences for the Atlanta Opera's Silent Night.
If what you need is warrior-poetry, Jay has pen and sword on hand, and is quite capable with both.
For his fight choreography and tactical advisement work, check out Barbarian Labs.
Jay is represented by Alan Artists.
“All drama is conflict. Without conflict, there is no action. Without action, there is no character. Without character, there is no story.” - Syd Field
