About Nathan Tetreault
Education
Nathan Tetreault holds his BA in Theater from the University of Massachusetts (Cum Laude). He has seven years of professional experience in the industry with several years of cutting his teeth, on the east coast before moving to Los Angeles (2015) to further pursue his career as a professional storyteller in the entertainment industry.
Industry Career Journey
With his physically demanding presence and athleticism, Nathan explored the world of stunts and worked on non-union productions both acting and stunts before he joined SAG-AFTRA after booking a national commercial.
He was accepted into the Geffen Veterans Writing and Performance Project (2018), Everyday Heroes, where he further sharpened his storytelling skills by writing and performing his own personal one-act play about his military service on the Gil Cates Theater stage.
The Geffen opportunity opened the door to become an active participant in the cohort at the Writer’s Guild Foundation, The Veterans Writing Project (2018-2019), a yearlong program with the Writers’ Guild of America West, where he worked with industry mentors to write and pitch a television pilot to industry executives and producers.
While Nathan continues to pursue his acting and stunts career, he has partnered together with his brother to bring Vietnam War Medal of Honor Sammy Lee Davis’s powerful story from script to screen.
Military
Nathan Tetreault is a "Global War on Terrorism" and "Iraqi War Campaign" Air Force veteran who served two deployments in the middle east. Nathan served from 2009-2015 and achieved the rank of a Staff Sergeant.