The UCW Radio Show Features Actor Matthew Jaeger

The UCW Radio Host Louis Velazquez had the opportunity to have Actor Matthew Jaeger on the show, a great well rounded actor and he is definitely one that you need to keep your eye on in the very near future.

Matthew Jaeger first tried acting at the age of 14 when a friend convinced him to audition for a high school play back in Delafield, Wisconsin. He enjoyed it so much that he participated in every high school production after that.

Still, Jaeger wasn't really sure that acting was a 'good' career choice, so he set out to study broadcasting at college. But, by the end of the first semester at Marquette University, Jaeger had set that major aside and fully engulfed himself in the Theatre Arts program with a minor in dance. It was during this time that Jaeger finally gave up resisting and started believing that his fascination with expression could be a 'good' career choice. And, shortly after graduating, Jaeger packed up his car and headed for Hollywood.

In the days ahead, Jaeger realized that his passion for learning and new experiences could be of use. As a result, he has died, killed, wed, cheated, stolen, and sold himself to another man... all in a day's work. Jaeger's roles have spanned from a transvestite prostitute to a clever mafioso, allowing him to showcase his exceptional ability of bringing characters in conflict to life.

Presently, Jaeger is diving into the lives of three complicated characters, two fighting for love and another fighting for diamonds. First, as an openly gay man struggling with love and spiritual connection, in the film festival favorite "Just Say Love," directed by three-time Emmy Award winner Bill Humphreys.

On stage, Jaeger is caught between the deaf and hearing worlds, in the 30th Anniversary production of Children of a Lesser God, currently running at the celebrated Deaf West Theater in Los Angeles.

Lastly, Jaeger is fighting for his love of diamonds, as he co-stars as the thief Mr. Luther, in the newly launched HBOImagine Brand Experience internet miniseries. These episodes will also play on four-sided "cube" screens as live events in select cities around the country, including New York, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia.