Caleb Neet was born in Springfield, Oregon to parents Darrell and Connie Neet, and grew up in a large family that fostered his early passion for acting and films. As a child, he would often perform in plays and make movies with his siblings using the family video camera.
As he entered his pre-teen years, Caleb's family relocated to the Central Oregon area, where he continued to nurture his acting talent by enrolling in drama classes. At the age of 15, Caleb teamed up with a fellow classmate to write, direct, and star in a feature-length comedy titled "An 80's Movie!" The ambitious project involved recruiting over thirty friends, family members, and local actors, and took six months to complete. The movie premiered at a local high school, attracting a crowd of hundreds.
After completing his education, Caleb focused on developing his skills in theater, appearing in numerous professional and community productions. His credits include roles in William Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew", Arthur Miller's "All My Sons", Ken Ludwig's "Leading Ladies", and Lee Blessing's "Fortinbras", in which he played the titular character.
Caleb's acting career took an exciting turn when he met and befriended actor and filmmaker Gordon James Asti while starring in a play together. Sharing a passion for cinema, the two began collaborating on various shorts and features, working both in Central Oregon and Los Angeles, California.
Today, Caleb resides in Hollywood, California, where he continues to hone his craft by studying acting and pursuing his dreams in television and film.
