Jeb Berrier

Jeb Berrier (also credited as James Emerson Berrier) is an American screen actor born on September 11, 1967, in Telluride, Colorado. Known for offbeat character work and grounded performances, he has built a filmography that leans into indie storytelling and darkly comic worlds.

Berrier’s roles often place him on the fringes of the action—observant, unpredictable, and memorable in small moments. He appears as Doug in Sometimes I Think About Dying and plays Herman in A Perfect Day for Caribou, projects that highlight his understated presence and ability to add texture without overpowering a scene.

Across genre and tone, he has taken on distinctive parts such as Vince in New Life, the Abortionist in Satan Hates You, Luther in Test Screening, and Gearhead in I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore. He also appears as himself in the documentary Bag It, underscoring the range of his screen work.

With credits including Red Handed (as Drucker), Berrier remains a recognizable face in independent cinema—an actor valued for authenticity, eccentric edge, and character-driven choices.