Jayce Bartok Net Worth is$200,000 Jayce Bartok Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Jayce Bartok (born July 31, 1974) is an American actor. Bartok is best known as Pony, the rock star who returns to his home town to spend a night hanging out with his old high school friends in Richard Linklater's subUrbia (1997). He wrote, directed and produced the short film Stricken in 2005. Along with his wife, Tiffany, Bartok is a co-founder of The Independent Collective, an organization that tries to fund small and independent artistic projects.
Date Of Birth February 26, 1974 Place Of Birth Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States Profession Actor, Producer, Director Spouse Tiffany Bartok (m. 2003) Parents LeAnn Bartok Siblings Dennis Bartok Star Sign Leo
Actor Title Year Status Character Catch 22: Based on the Unwritten Story by Seanie Sugrue 2016 Vince The Mink Catcher 2015 Short Broadcaster The Following 2015 TV Series Wyatt The Longest Week 2014 Artist #1 Jack and Paul 2014 Short Jack The Unlovables 2014 Roger The Happy Mommy Hustle 2013 TV Series Rob A Song Still Inside 2013 Jackson Sinclair Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 2000-2012 TV Series Eli Fromson / P.K. Why Stop Now? 2012 Nurse Mike Price Check 2012 Bobby McCain Pan Am 2012 TV Series Boho Guy Coming Up Roses 2011 Jimmy White Collar 2010-2011 TV Series Devlin Turbine 2011 Mark Cop Out 2010 Eddie Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony 2009 Video Game The People of Liberty City (voice) Law & Order 1991-2009 TV Series Bob Tavish / Chip Bennet Jumping In 2008 Short Jon Grand Theft Auto IV 2008 Video Game The Crowd of Liberty City (voice) Little Pumpkin 2008 Short Rob Husband for Hire 2008 TV Movie Bread American Loser 2007 Brian from Boarding School The Cake Eaters 2007 Guy Kimbrough Trapped Ashes 2006 Andy (story segments "Wraparound") Law & Order: Criminal Intent 2001-2006 TV Series Pezzy / Michael Carson Walls 2006 Short Jay Styles The Wedding Album 2006 TV Movie Bruno Red Doors 2005 Mark Tempting Adam 2004 TV Movie Adam The Tollbooth 2004 Howie Flaxman Freezer 5 2003 Short John the Butcher The Station Agent 2003 Chris Disgruntled 2002 Video short Spider-Man 2002 Subway Guitarist Home Sweet Hoboken 2001 Second Honeymoon 2001 TV Movie Brad Luckenbill Oz 2001 TV Series Angus Beecher 101 Ways (The Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo) 2000 Hank Calling Bobcat 2000 Darrin Marshall Ropewalk 2000 Jay What We Did That Night 1999 TV Movie Michael 'Doc' Petrovsky You're the One 1998 TV Series Kip SubUrbia 1996 Pony Aliens in the Family 1996 TV Series Andersonville 1996 TV Movie Billy La quebradita 1994 Jim (as Jayce) Swing Kids 1993 Otto School Ties 1992 Jack Passed Away 1992 Tony Scanlan The Fisher King 1991 First Punk Coconut Downs 1991 TV Movie Eric Van Buren Down Home 1991 TV Series Almost Partners 1987 TV Movie Leon Jones
Producer Title Year Status Character Larger Than Life; the Kevyn Aucoin Story 2017 Documentary producer post-production Red River 2017 producer pre-production Suddenly 2014 Short producer Fall to Rise 2014 producer Jack and Paul 2014 Short co-producer Little Pumpkin 2008 Short producer The Cake Eaters 2007 co-producer Altered by Elvis 2006 Documentary producer Stricken 2005 Short producer
Director Title Year Status Character Red River 2017 pre-production Fall to Rise 2014 Jack and Paul 2014 Short Sunburn 2012 Short Altered by Elvis 2006 Documentary Stricken 2005 Short
Writer Title Year Status Character Red River 2017 pre-production Fall to Rise 2014 screenplay Sunburn 2012 Short writer Little Pumpkin 2008 Short written by The Cake Eaters 2007 screenplay Stricken 2005 Short
Soundtrack Title Year Status Character The Cake Eaters 2007 performer: "Prom 78" / writer: "Prom 78" SubUrbia 1996 performer: "Man Invisible", "Salvation"
Camera Department Title Year Status Character Altered by Elvis 2006 Documentary additional cinematographer
Self Title Year Status Character FilmSnobbery Live! 2012 TV Series Himself The New Independents 2011 Short Himself
Known for movies Spider-Man (2002)
The Station Agent (2003)
SubUrbia (1996)
The Cake Eaters (2007)
$200,000
