Jeff Joslin (II)

Jeff Joslin, a former All-State QB at Farragut High School in Knoxville, QB at University of Tennessee. He transferred to Carson-Newman College and led that team to its first two back to back National Championships in 1983-1984. Jeff was an Honorable Mention All-American Quarterback and voted to the Carson-Newman Team of the Century. He played two years Professionally in the Canadian Football League with the Toronto Argonauts and spent some time with the Saskatchewan and Ottowa Roughriders teams as well. He is the father of three athletic sons, 22, 21 and 19. The oldest is an accomplished musician, writer, performer in Middle Tenn. His middle son, is a accomplished receiver in a Div I-AA school and his youngest is in the Navy.

Jeff was a 2nd Degree Black Belt in TaeKwonDo and founded a Non-Profit group called the X-Treme Team while working with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. A Martial arts program that presented a drug free message to middle school, high school and college students. Jeff Performed, Directed, Produced, Choreographed, created the special effects and marketed the team to present over 150+ programs Nationally and Internationally. They performed in Cape Town South Africa and Sydney Australia during the 2000 Summer Olympic Games.

Jeff worked in business and non-profit for years before being laid off and lives in New York City and has used his business and marketing skills in a few short years, to open doors with print agents, On Camera Agents on both coast and started a production company that already has produced one short film, The Unknown (submitted to the Tribeca Short Film Festival) and a feature length film - Death Scene, which he wrote, directed and produced to help open the door to 13 other actors in New York City. Together he and business partner Darby Totten started 3-Legged Dog Productions, a film company with a mission to create and produce entertaining, inspirational films and documentaries and to provide job opportunities for passionate actors, writers and directors.