Jeff Geoffray

Jeff Geoffray is a producer who co-founded Blue Rider Pictures.

Early Life
Jeff Geoffray was born in the cajun country and grew up in Louisiana drenched in the New Orleans music scene. He graduated at University of Southern California in 1983.

Career
Jeff Geoffray teamed with Walter Josten as producer on the successful supernatural thriller Witchboard. He was 24. After the remarkable financial and critical success of that film, Geoffray continued his collaboration with Josten as a producer and executive producer on many more films, including Rescue Dawn, Around The World in 80 Days, Then She Found Me, Behind the Red Door, Back in the Day, Night of the Demons, O Jerusalem, Home of the Giants, Pool Hall Prophets, The Hollywood Sign, and Slow Burn.

Josten and Geoffray formed Blue Rider together in 1991 with the goal of creating a fully integrated financing, development, production and distribution company. In addition to producing, Geoffray also managed the day-to-day operations of Paragon Arts Releasing, Josten and Geoffray's US Theatrical arm, and Blue Rider International, its International Sales entity. As such, Geoffray's experience in the entertainment business encompasses the full spectrum of a film's life cycle, from inception to distribution and collections.