I was watching the first episode of Duster on MAX (I guess back to HBO now), a sort of homage to 1970s blacksploitation movies, with Josh Holloway of Lost bicker-flirting with the Get Christie Love-type Nina (who is not credited in the cast list). While the Crime Boss is congratulating his staff on their latest caper, the long-haired, limp-wristed, femme-ringed Sean criticizes his coworker: "You're telling me you've never had fondue? That sh*t is clutch!"
Jasper spent his early childhood Cuyamungua, New Mexico, about 15 miles north of Santa Fe, helping his parents "fix up properties in the higih desert."
In fourth grade he moved with his parents to the Big Island of Hawaii, to live off the grid on a coffee farm, "working the fully off-grid eleven acres of jungle." (he was home schooled).
He returned for high school enrolled at the New Mexico School of the Arts. Before graduating, he was in about 20 plays, from Into the Woods to Little Shop of Horrors. He received the National Young Arts Award for theater in 2015.
Next Jasper enrolled at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, where he appeared in the gay-themed Spring Awakening and Cascarones. He graduated with a BFA in Acting in 2020.
He also took an Introduction to Shakespeare class in the Orkney Islands, which resulted in roles of Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Iago in Othello.
His on-screen acting begins in North Carolina, with the shorts Child's Play, Loser, Interstate 80, and Running, which has a gay theme: a man (Jim Boemio) goes for a run and ruminates on lost relationships, including one with Jasper.
Guest spots on tv followed, including episodes of Walker (2021) and Big Sky (2022).
A minor role in How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2022): Some environmental activists, including Lukas Gage, Marcus Scribner, and gay actor Forrest Goodluck, plan to blow up a pipeline.
More after the break