Prior to his career in advertising, Ian Jeffreys dallied with record companies, film production, and for a brief stint, cooking. While in those respective fields he gave Elvis Costello sour milk, served Dan Rather the meat straight from a pig's ass, and was told by Kevin Kline to "stop doing that!". A trained singer and songwriter, he has fronted various Pop, Jazz, and Blues bands, and in 2005 released a self-titled album of original songs. Much to his surprise, these disparate experiences were perfect preparation for a career as an advertising producer. Six years and thousands of commercials later, he has developed a nuanced appreciation for table-top footage and ukelele melodies.
He lives in Brooklyn and drinks Manhattans.