✎ About Jim E. Chandler

Jim E. Chandler was born, is Actor, Camera Department, Producer. Jim is an award winning actor with a commanding screen and stage presence. His 6'4" frame contributes to him landing roles of an authoritative nature. He began his career in 2011 starring in viral YouTube hits like Cardboard Warfare 2,Mega Man X, and several other videos now approaching 10million views. In 2012, Jim landed his first feature film role in Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies as well as a co-star role on Lifetime's hit show, Drop Dead Diva. In 2014, Jim starred in two feature films showcasing his versatility as an actor by playing a money hungry blackmailer in one and a heroic small town deputy in the other. His continuing success includes NBC's Game of Silence, The ABC pilot, The Jury, A Crime to Remember, and several supporting roles on multiple ID Crime shows. Jim is the youngest of 4 sons and resides in New York City.
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Biography/Timeline

1970

Chandler is included in the Tennessee State Library and Archives' Bibliography of Tennessee Local History Sources, Tennessee Authors of Adult Fiction, Poetry & Drama: 1970's - Present. Additionally, four of his poetry collections are cataloged in the Brown University library.

1985

Chandler worked as a Journalist for the Suburban News Bureau in St. Louis, Missouri, before returning to Tennessee in 1985, where for 15 years he was a reporter for The McKenzie Banner.

1999

Chandler's works of poetry and prose have been published in a variety of magazines, newspapers and e-zines. Most notably, his poetry earned a coveted role in The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry anthology, edited by Alan Kaufman and S. A. Griffin, in 1999. The 685-page Outlaw Bible gives voice to unconventional poets from the beat poetry of the 1950s to the current age.

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