Jeremy Vause

Jeremiah Scott is an actor from Georgetown, SC. His first roles were as a waiter and a corpse in the Barry Levinson directed horror film "The Bay." Since then Jeremiah has worked on many TV ...Show More

Jeremiah Scott is an actor from Georgetown, SC. His first roles were as a waiter and a corpse in the Barry Levinson directed horror film "The Bay." Since then Jeremiah has worked on many TV shows including the J.J. Abrams hit "Revolution" and the breakout Cinemax original series "Banshee." He has also made appearances on "Army Wives," "One Tree Hill," "Eastbound and Down" and has worked on the feature films "Safe Haven" and "We're The Millers" (currently in post production).Recently, Jeremiah is best known for his appearances as walkers (zombies) in Season Three of "The Walking Dead." In episode 315 "This Sorrowful Life," he is killed by fan-favorite Michonne (Danai Gurira). Most notably, he appeared in the season finale as the walker killed by Beth (Emily Kinney). Following the episode Jeremiah was featured on "Talking Dead" in the "In Memoriam" segment and was given the name "Beth Finally Kills A Walker Walker." The scene generated so much buzz among "The Walking Dead" fans that it caused a social media explosion and ended up being a worldwide Twitter trending topic. Many fans were calling the scene the "best zombie kill ever" and referred to Jeremiah as their "favorite walker."In addition to acting, Jeremiah is a singer, songwriter and recording artist. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music from Coastal Carolina University. As a singer, he has performed extensively throughout the Southeast in various events and stage productions and his original work has also been featured at the "Hollywood Vibe" and "Showstoppers Dance Conventions." His original songs "In the Mirror" and "Dance Floor Daydream" are available in the iTunes Store, and he is currently working on new material with plans to release new music later in the year. Hide