Jeff Rosick is a multifaceted artist hailing from Portland, Oregon, with a diverse range of talents that have captivated audiences across various mediums.
Notably, he is best recognized for his portrayal of Buddy Garrity Jr. on the acclaimed television series Friday Night Lights, which earned numerous Emmy Awards.
Following this success, Rosick landed a role as a stoic young hit man in the TV pilot Metro, directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Stephen Gaghan. He subsequently appeared alongside David Duchovny in NBC's Aquarius, playing the character Officer Colin McInerny.
Rosick's impressive resume also includes recurring roles on NBC's Parenthood, where he played a high school bully opposite Craig T. Nelson and Miles Heizer, as well as a guest appearance on FOX's Bones, starring as Darrell Taggert - a well-intentioned individual who finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time.
In the television pilot Camp Abercorn, Rosick reunited with his Friday Night Lights father Buddy Garrity, played by Brad Leland, as a Boy Scout camp staff member. He also composed the original music for the pilot.
After earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Loyola University Chicago and Gonzaga University, Rosick began his professional career with a role in the indie feature film Norman, starring Dan Byrd, Richard Jenkins, and Adam Goldberg.
Throughout his career, Rosick has collaborated on various projects, including writing, producing, starring in, and scoring films such as The Massacre at Black Divide and Constant. He has also received training from renowned acting coaches, including Katt Shea, Rod Rowland, UCB in Los Angeles, and Alex Taylor.
In addition to his acting talents, Rosick is a classically trained pianist, skilled guitarist, and accomplished singer with a baritone-tenor range.
