Jason Savin is a British movie actor born in Newcastle upon Tyne, known for his work in award-winning and award-nominated films. His notable movies include 'Flowerman', 'Young Hearts Run Free', and 'Entwinement', as well as several short films.
Savin was born in Newcastle upon Tyne and grew up in Killingworth, North Tyneside. He attended George Stephenson High School and began his drama training at Newcastle College in 1998.
After completing his degree in Performance Arts at the University of Sunderland, Savin studied the Meisner Technique under Scott Williams and took Masterclasses with famous British actors.
Savin has played a range of roles, from the sinister psychopath Nigel in 'Flowerman' to the vulnerable victim Ian in 'The Shepherd's Children'. He is influenced by actors such as Anthony Hopkins and Philip Seymour Hoffman and likes to read scripts 200 times before filming begins.
Savin has worked with Solarus Films director Rob Burrows on several projects, including 'Dead Frequency', and has been praised for his outstanding acting talent. He has also taught drama skills to disadvantaged children and coached adult actors.
In addition to acting and teaching, Savin has made inroads as a screenwriter and has written several full-length plays and short plays. He has also published several books, including a bestseller and a trilogy of novels based on ancient Irish myths.
