Jack Vale (b. 1973)

Birthplace:
Lodi, CA

Born:
September 2, 1973

Jack Vale, born on September 2, 1973 in Lodi, California, is the youngest of 5 children and has three brothers and one sister. His love of hidden camera prank shows as a child, ultimately led to him becoming a professional prankster as an adult.  In his early 20s, after landing a few small roles in various movies and TV shows, he married his wife, Sherry, and started a family. It wasn't until 12 years later that Jack began uploading hidden camera prank videos on YouTube. The worldwide success of these videos led to his full-time career in entertainment.  After various production companies licensed his prank clips for their TV shows, he was contacted by First Television and Dick Clark Productions to produce and star in a new season of "Bloopers" with regular host, Dean Cain. The show lasted 40 episodes. About 2 years later he and his family signed a deal with Relativity Media for their own reality show which aired on HLN for 1 season.  Jack lives with his family in Huntington Beach, CA and has multiple TV and film projects in development. While comedy was his focus for the first 12 years of his career, he is now also producing several dramatic films in the family and faith-based genres. He is also one of the most watched comedians on the Internet with over 3 Million fans on his social media platforms.

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