Jeffrey Jenkins:  

For those that might be curious... I'm doing well, and enjoying life. After high school I ended up working with various local companies, they were mostly temporary assignments, though I eventually landed a long term assignment with Genentech Inc. I was there for seven and a half years, working patent litigation and eventually landing a permanent position in Regulatory Affairs; which was not a good fit, I resigned to further my education. While finishing up my AA, I got into web design and graphic arts, which landed me a job at Oracle in RWC for about a year as an admin for two VP's in charge of 11i and OTS, ITCRM. The graphic arts led to Animation, Film, and Television. I transfered to SFSU into their Art/Cinema Dept, but quickly changed majors to Broadcasting Electronic Arts Communication (BECA), with an emphasis in Production and Animation. During my senior year I interned with the Mythbusters on Discovery Channel, doing research, location scouting, myth prep and clean-up; great bunch of people to work for! Also, while in an advanced video course, with the help of many students, and twenty thousand dollars worth of equipment, I created a short video/film that won a few awards, AEGIS Award, and best documentary at SFSU; 2007. It can be viewed on Youtube, just type in 'Living History.' The couple that is in the video are great friends of mine, and we share similar hobbies, which is how we met. Strangely, after graduating, I've been thrust in front of the camera more than doing work behind it. Two years ago Ed Archer was hired by Coquette Productions for use of his 1906 Locomobile, he suggested I come along dressed 1911, to which David Arquette was the director as well as acted in it. David, Jaime Lemons (the producer) and costumer director liked me so much they put me in the film right then and there. The film is titled, 'The Butler's In Love'; though I'm not listed in the credits, I'm clearly seen during the time change walking down the street with a lady in front of a Victorian home (1198 Fulton) in San Francisco, which cuts to a closeup of myself; it can be seen on Youtube as well. It was great meeting them, being involved, and partying with them once it premiered. That year, I was also lucky to land a small part in David Fincher's three time Academy Award winning film, 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons;' starring Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton. I answered an add on Tribe.net and was hired! I was never on-set in New Orleans, but added later digitally by Matte World Digital, a subsiderary of ILM; though, I was in New Orleans th...Expand for more