Pepper Jay

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Pepper Jay (née Susan Carole Jay), a writer, educator, and lecturer (Life Time Teaching Credential - State of California), an actor, a performer, and an actress licensed in California, and an actor.

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Early career and education

Pepper Jay began her acting career as a child, writing and performing in playground, local theatre, and backyard plays. Walter Brennan, a television sitcom, appeared in two episodes of The Real McCoys, which premiered on ABC in 1957. She received her Associate Arts degree from El Camino College in Torrance, California, and a bachelor of Arts degree from San Diego State University after dropping out of Susan Miller Dorsey High School in Los Angeles, California. Pepper Jay received a lifetime teaching credential from the State of California. For the Los Angeles Unified School District, a fluent in Spanish, Jay in the 1970s taught drama, dance, Spanish, rule, and health and physical education. She was sent to John Muir Junior High School, John Muir Junior High School, and Crenshaw High School, where she taught tap dancing and produced shows by the 100+ member drill team. She has worked in Bakersfield, California, and San Diego, CA, among other school districts, including Bakersfield, CA and San Diego, California. Pepper Jay graduated from public school in 1983 and received her Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Diego School of Law. She was accepted into the State Bar of California in 1985 and went on to practice law in state and Federal Court for 32 years, specializing in representation of trustees and creditors in cases of misconduct of employment and fraud. Pepper Jay served as both a member of the Wilshire Bar Association and President of the Association for three years during this period.

Career in entertainment and journalism

Pepper Jay Productions, LLC, was founded in 1990 by Pepper Jay Productions, LLC, an entertainment company. She founded the Working Actors Group, where she and her teaching partner John Michael Ferrari conducted on-camera and cold-reading workshops to select union stars from 1993 to 2010. Pepper Jay continues to teach singing, actors, professor, lawyers, students, and speakers today.

Allison Iraheta (American Idol, Top 4), Stevie Wright (Season 8, Top 10), Nikki Nova (Taiwan Idol, 2010), Nikki Nova (Top Tension, Los Angeles Music Awards), and hip hop dancer and singer Montana Tucker are among Pepper Jay's performance students.

Pepper Jay Productions Inc introduced the Actors Reporter online|Actors Reporter, and in 2009, her company launched Actors Entertainment, which featured 12 internet and cable shows, including Actors Friend, Sidebeat Music, and Tinsel on the Town.

Pepper Jay is the author of "Dynamic Song Performance, The Singer's Bible," which is available on Amazon, with contributions from John Michael Ferrari, preface by Allison Iraheta, and photographs by John Michael Ferrari, Jeff Knight, and John Wright.

Pepper Jay was given the Diamond Rose Award in Entertainment by the Multicultural Motion Picture Association in 2016. Pepper is also an American Ambassador for the Arts 4 Peace Awards (2015) and has traveled to Lagos, Nigeria on behalf of the group.

Pepper Jay was named the Dr. Dante Sears' Heartpreneur of the Year Legend Award (2020) by the eZWay Network Virtual Wall of Fame Awards.

Pepper Jay's keynote speaking, acting, and music recording work continues.

Musical career

Pepper Jay has been performing singer-songwriter-recorder John Michael Ferrari for more than 30 years. Ferrari's most recent project, "Be the Smile on Your Face" (2020), features storytelling country crossover songs written by Ferrari and produced by Pepper Jay. They first collaborated together on the album "My Early Life" (2018), which featured tracks from Ferrari over the past five decades. Many of Ferrari's hits have been released since the 1990s, including "poorta's dreams" and "sentimental fool I keep dreaming." With John Michael Ferrari, Thurston Watts, Mack Doughtery, Pat Zicara, Norman A. Norman, Russell Watts, Al Boyd, Al Boyd, Kenyatta Mackey, Al Vescovo, and Allison Iraheta, John Michael Ferrari's former band, "Ferrari Pepper Jay is a performer from 2005 to present, one from Las Vegas, Nevada, and the other from Nashville, Tennessee. Pepper Jay Productions is a music publisher, under the name Cappy Records, and a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers. "My Early Life," by Pepper Jay and mastered by John Vestman for Pepper Jay Productions on the Cappy Records Label (1990), resulted in Ferrari's first album, "My Early Life," produced by John Michael Ferrari and mastered by George Velmer and John Vestman. This collection features Ferrari's oldest songs, When Love Said Good-Bye, Ain't No Mistaken, Brand New River, Breaking Up, Dustoff, Let's Run Away to Alaska, Run, Sentimental Fool, That's What You Do, Why'd Momma Lie, and When Love Said Good-Bye Instrumental. "My Early Life of John Michael Ferrari is a Tribute to His Eventful Past" [15] Pepper Jay's most recent collaboration with John Michael Ferrari is his album "Be the Smile on Your Face," which is also available on independent label Cappy Records (2020). This collection features Ferrari's most recent song creations, Be the Smile on Your Face, Don't Want to Love, If We Could Be Lovers, Keep Falling All Over Myself, Who Can Blame a Broken Heart, and You Should Be Winning "So Beautiful" is on the top charts in the United States and Adult contemporary radio markets.

Pepper Jay's song "Like a Rock and Roll Band," a let's-all-get-together-in-love-and-harmony" song that was named "Peace Song of the Year" at the Art 4 Peace Awards. The album "Be the Smile on Your Face" by John Michael Ferrari was named Triple A Album of the Year 2020 by the Producers Choice Honors.

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