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Matthew Jaeger

Age: 44

born October 13, 1980

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Matthew has acted in film, television, Broadway, even audio books while splitting his time between Los Angeles and New York City. In addition to a lifetime spent studying the martial arts, he enjoys hiking, camping, and wine tasting. He is trilingual, communicating in English and American Sign Language fluently and conversant in Spanish. Matthew's first job was The Elevator with Elizabeth Berkeley and Christopher B. Duncan, where Elizabeth nicknamed him Opie because of his resemblance to a young Ron Howard. Matthew is best known for his work in Just Say Love and Paranormal Activity's "The Diary." Matt currently runs a Kung Fu studio in Los Angeles, where he teaches kids self confidence and self defense.

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Matthew has acted in film, television, Broadway, even audio books while splitting his time between Los Angeles and New York City. In addition to a lifetime spent studying the martial arts, he enjoys hiking, camping, and wine tasting. He is trilingual, communicating in English and American Sign Language fluently and conversant in Spanish. Matthew's first job was The Elevator with Elizabeth Berkeley and Christopher B. Duncan, where Elizabeth nicknamed him Opie because of his resemblance to a young Ron Howard. Matthew is best known for his work in Just Say Love and Paranormal Activity's "The Diary." Matt currently runs a Kung Fu studio in Los Angeles, where he teaches kids self confidence and self defense.