Jason Dietz is a class of 1984 alumnus at Coral Gables High. During his time as a Cavalier, Dietz was selected alongside eight of his classmates to be part of the first class of The Performing and Visual Arts Center program (PAVAC). PAVAC is a program at Miami-Dade Community College that concentrates on fine arts, drama, dance, and music. PAVAC was an all-afternoon course in which these students could earn high school and college credits.
After graduating from Gables, he attended Sarah Lawrence College, a school for liberal arts in New York. Dietz has been very successful, having many positions in the film industry. Most recently known as the voice of Dr. Scholls, he is an accomplished voice-over actor for television, radio, and film. Dietz is also an actor and film producer, known for his short film “Bun-Bun” and television series “The Wrong Coast”. He has returned to South Florida after many years to attend the premiere of his new film Patient 001 at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival on Nov 4.

Jason Dietz
Jason Dietz is an alumnus who became a film producer after graduating from Coral Gables Senior High.
On Sep. 26, 1999, Jason Dietz married Katherine Fleischer, a screenwriter and director. Dietz and Fleischer worked together on the 2003 short film Bun-Bun, which was part of the Miami International Film Festival in 2004. It was then picked up by HBO, where it ran for two years and later received the honor of being placed in the Museum of Modern Art permanent film collection. Dietz played the role of the father, while Fleischer wrote and directed the short film.
I have the honor of attending Coral Gables High School with Jason Dietz. ~ 1980 – 1982.
My twin sister, Jennifer Dietz, and I (unrelated to Jason) would tell Jason –
‘Stop telling people you are our brother’.
He was in the class one year behind us. He never stopped,
WOW – Jason, please let us tell everyone you are our brother!!!
What accomplishments – I drill on teeth all day. You and your wife make magic!!!!
And to have twin sons – how brilliant!