Full Name Jeremy Warner Spouse Catey Joy Warner | Children 2 Education Brigham Young University | |
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Born July 18, 1985 (age 31) ( 1985-07-18 ) Idaho Falls, Idaho Similar Matthew Meese, Jared Shores, Jason Gray | ||
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Jeremy Warner (born July 18, 1985) is a sketch comedian, actor, filmmaker, and director who is best known for his signature mustache and his role on Studio C, a popular comedy show on both BYUtv and YouTube.
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Early life and education
He was born and raised in Idaho. After his high school graduation, Jeremy decided to attend BYU for one year before serving as a missionary for the Tulsa, Oklahoma Mission.
After completing his two year mission, he returned and later graduated from BYU with an undergraduate degree in Film. While attending BYU, he joined BYU's on-campus sketch comedy group, Divine Comedy, where Jeremy and other original members of Studio C first met and later conceived the idea for the show.
Career
Before and after landing his role on Studio C, he acted, directed, written, edited, and/or assisted in various other ways on several short films and movies such as The Adventures of Food Boy (2008), Cops vs Robbers (2009), Gerald (2010), Man of the Cloth (2010), Girls (2012), and Seashell (2014).
When Studio C premiered in 2012, he starred as a recurring cast member for the first four seasons before being promoted to a main cast member on the fifth season. Besides being an actor on the show, he also serves as a writer (2012–2014), a staff writer (2014-), a segment director and a segment editor.
Since Studio C premiered, he appeared in specials such as Peculiar People (2014) and The Adventures of Ravi (2015).
Personal life
He currently works and lives in Provo, Utah. He is married to Catey Joy Warner and is the father of 2 children.
He started to grow his signature mustache during his high school years. Besides his two years of serving as a missionary, he never shaved off his mustache and has a personal makeup team at Studio C that properly treats it whenever needed.