Scottie Jefferies
- Actor
- Producer
Scottie Jefferies is a versatile actor who can effortlessly transition between genres and roles. He was born in Corpus Christi, Texas, and moved to San Antonio, TX, in 1981 when his father became Vice President at Valero Corporation after 20 years in business with legendary oilfield supply businessmen Dave Evans and Marvin Kunkle.
Scottie Played for Texas coaching legend John Ferrera at Theodore Roosevelt High School as a quarterback and one of the state's premier punters. In 1986, he entered Baylor University to study law and play football and was severely injured in a head-on collision at the end of his first year, resulting in the loss of his ability to read, write, and walk. Scottie's faith in God helped him overcome severe injuries and a prognosis that he would never function normally or complete his college degree.
Jefferies got the acting bug when he met now close friend Jason Fischer, who was starting production on a local independent film in 1998. Since then, he has worked on several productions, such as Friday Night Lights, The Good Guys, Machete, and more. He is known as a recurring star as sports agent Grant Halbert in the critically acclaimed Friday Night Lights and NBC's Chase, The Good Guys, Machete.
Jefferies is a 2023 Texas A&M School of Law graduate with a Master of Jurisprudence in Energy, Oil, and Gas Policy and an Entrepreneur in the Renewable Energy, Oil, and Gas Industry. He is a law-educated entrepreneur known for his generosity, empathy, and helping those in need. He and Julie, his wife, have a strong sense of social responsibility and the legal and business acumen to impact society positively. Jefferies is known for taking on roles with a deep understanding of diverse cultures and using this knowledge to create stories that connect with people from all walks of life. His unique ability to bring roles to life by profoundly understanding the character's motivations, emotions, and experiences motivates him to overcome his struggles and continue to inspire others.
Scottie Played for Texas coaching legend John Ferrera at Theodore Roosevelt High School as a quarterback and one of the state's premier punters. In 1986, he entered Baylor University to study law and play football and was severely injured in a head-on collision at the end of his first year, resulting in the loss of his ability to read, write, and walk. Scottie's faith in God helped him overcome severe injuries and a prognosis that he would never function normally or complete his college degree.
Jefferies got the acting bug when he met now close friend Jason Fischer, who was starting production on a local independent film in 1998. Since then, he has worked on several productions, such as Friday Night Lights, The Good Guys, Machete, and more. He is known as a recurring star as sports agent Grant Halbert in the critically acclaimed Friday Night Lights and NBC's Chase, The Good Guys, Machete.
Jefferies is a 2023 Texas A&M School of Law graduate with a Master of Jurisprudence in Energy, Oil, and Gas Policy and an Entrepreneur in the Renewable Energy, Oil, and Gas Industry. He is a law-educated entrepreneur known for his generosity, empathy, and helping those in need. He and Julie, his wife, have a strong sense of social responsibility and the legal and business acumen to impact society positively. Jefferies is known for taking on roles with a deep understanding of diverse cultures and using this knowledge to create stories that connect with people from all walks of life. His unique ability to bring roles to life by profoundly understanding the character's motivations, emotions, and experiences motivates him to overcome his struggles and continue to inspire others.
