Collin's odyssey in the realm of performance commenced during his impressionable years, where he refined his artistic aptitudes by enthusiastically lip-syncing in talent showcases, tapping his toes in dance recitals, and shining brightly as a leading man in various local musical productions scattered throughout the heart of Arkansas.
As he accumulated an impressive array of experience, he couldn't help but be perplexed by the fact that the Hollywood spotlight had yet to illuminate his exceptional talents, despite his extensive and varied exposure to the world of entertainment.
Collin's unwavering dedication to his craft did not falter, as he relentlessly pursued his passion for the performing arts, taking to the stage in excess of thirty plays and musicals, a testament to his unyielding commitment to his art.
Throughout his academic tenure, Collin earned a Bachelor of Science in Speech and Theatre from the University of Central Arkansas, a milestone that marked the culmination of his rigorous studies.
As he honed his craft, Collin was afforded the invaluable opportunity to intern alongside some of the most esteemed guest artists in the industry, including the illustrious Anthony Zerbie, the incomparable Gregory Hines, the highly acclaimed Edward James Almos, and the legendary Jerry Van Dyke.
This esteemed mentorship not only provided Collin with a wealth of knowledge and expertise, but also granted him the privilege of performing at the revered Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., a crowning achievement that solidified his status as a rising star in the world of theatre.
Noteworthy for his burgeoning confidence, Collin embarked on a thrilling adventure by showcasing his remarkable abilities on the esteemed off-Broadway stages of New York City. Following a six-month tenure as a diligent stage-hand at the renowned off-Broadway institution, the "Drama Dept.", he commenced his performing career in productions at the prestigious Lucille Lortel Theater, alongside celebrated actors such as the highly acclaimed Cynthia Nixon and the talented Marisa Tomei.
Colin's meteoric rise to fame was precipitated by his acquisition of a limited yet impactful array of national television commercials, with the notable "Brains and Beauty" campaign for General Electric serving as a pivotal milestone in his burgeoning career.
In this campaign, Colin brought to life the character of an astute technology professor who finds himself embroiled in an unlikely and captivating love affair with none other than Yamilla Diaz, the stunning Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover girl.
This seminal role garnered Colin widespread recognition, prompting him to make the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles, thereby positioning himself for continued success and growth as a prominent figure in the world of television and entertainment.
