Jeff Imada, a multifaceted individual, was born and raised in Inglewood, California, USA, where he embarked on a fascinating journey in the world of martial arts at the tender age of fifteen.
As he pursued higher education, Imada attended El Camino College and UCLA, where he majored in pre-med and minored in music, showcasing his versatility and broad range of interests.
During his college years, Imada's passion for the entertainment industry led him to start working as a movie "extra," which ultimately opened doors to his membership in esteemed organizations such as the Screen Actors Guild, Stunts Unlimited, and the Directors Guild of America.
In addition to his impressive acting credits, Imada also served as a technical advisor on numerous films, including the 1991 film "Dutch," the 1989 action-comedy "Tango & Cash," the 1986 comedy "Jumpin' Jack Flash," the 1984 sci-fi thriller "Dreamscape," and the 1984 action-drama "Streets of Fire."
His impressive resume also includes technical advising credits for various television series, such as the 1980s hit "Magnum, P.I.," the 1982 series "Remington Steele," the 1981 drama "Dynasty," the 1982 series "Matt Houston," the 1984 action-adventure series "Airwolf," the 1986 series "Stingray," the 1979 series "Hart to Hart," and the 1982 adventure series "Tales of the Gold Monkey."
