Nashville, Tennessee, was the birthplace and childhood home of Cooper, where he dedicated himself to competitive swimming as a young individual. His academic pursuits led him to earn a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dramatic Performance from the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, a prestigious institution that has produced numerous renowned artists.
In an effort to further his education and hone his craft, Cooper traveled to Cardiff, Wales, where he attended the Welsh College of Music and Drama, also known as the Welsh National Conservatoire. During his time at this esteemed institution, he was honored with the prestigious President's Scholar award, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication.
Cooper's impressive performance at the British National Student Drama Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival earned him recognition and acclaim for his one-man, multi-character show "Life on the Absolute Edge". Following his graduation, Cooper made his feature film debut in the independent film "Existo", a project that allowed him to explore the world of cinema.
His transition to the Los Angeles theater scene was marked by a memorable performance in Arthur Miller's "After The Fall" at The Fountain Theatre, where he received the award for Best Supporting Actor. Today, Cooper resides in Los Angeles, California, with his wife and family, having established himself as a talented and accomplished artist in the entertainment industry.
