Clint Browning, a native of Kirksville, Missouri, was born into a family of prominence, his father Glen Browning being a respected local doctor. Clint's early interest in the performing arts was evident as he began acting in high school plays, honing his skills during his formative years.
As he grew older, Clint's charm and charisma caught the attention of advertisers, leading to features in Harley-Davidson commercials and print ads in esteemed publications such as Gentleman's Quarterly magazine.
After completing his education in Arizona, Clint made the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles, California, driven by his passion for acting. His professional journey commenced in 2007 with a minor role in the film short "Luck of the Draw".
Throughout the subsequent years, Clint became a reliable and versatile casting choice for the small-budget production company The Asylum. His initial collaboration with The Asylum was a leading role in the direct-to-video actioner "Street Racer", followed by a seamless transition into the next Sci-Fi feature "The Terminators" (2009) (V).
Clint's fourth consecutive film project with The Asylum was the creature-horror flick "Mega Pirahna" (2010) (TV),showcasing his range and adaptability as an actor. Additionally, he provided voice work for the critically acclaimed videogame "Red Dead Redemption" for Rockstar Games, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and dedicated performer.
From his humble beginnings in Kirksville, Missouri, to his rise as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, Clint Browning's journey is a testament to his unwavering dedication and perseverance.
