Evan Farmer, a multifaceted individual, has brought a plethora of skills to the popular home design series "While You Were Out" on TLC, serving as the charismatic host of the show since its inception in 2002.
As a polymath, Evan's expertise extends beyond the realm of television hosting, boasting a background in music, acting, and architecture. He honed his academic skills by pursuing a degree in architecture at Tulane University, where he developed a strong foundation in design principles and spatial planning.
Subsequent to his academic endeavors, Evan has applied his knowledge in a professional setting, working as a draftsman and graphics designer for various firms. This experience has allowed him to cultivate a keen eye for detail, a deep understanding of design aesthetics, and the ability to effectively communicate complex ideas to a diverse range of audiences.
Not only did Evan's music career take off, but he also ventured into the world of acting, making appearances on a wide range of screens, from big to small. One of his most notable roles was that of the charming and handsome Jerry O'Keefe in MTV's groundbreaking and highly successful first ever Made-For-TV-Movie, 2gether, which premiered in the year 2000. Not only did he bring this character to life on the small screen, but he also lent his powerful vocals to the soundtrack, which, along with the subsequent album, went on to achieve platinum status worldwide, a testament to his immense talent and versatility as an artist.
The cinematic achievement of the film served as the catalyst for the creation of a corresponding weekly television series, with Evan reprising his starring role. Furthermore, Evan has also had the distinction of guest-hosting MTV's "Total Request Live", a program that, during its time, held the title of the cable network's most-watched offering, alongside the esteemed Carson Daly.
Evan's widespread acclaim and immense popularity culminated in a remarkable opportunity, where he was selected as the opening act for none other than the iconic pop superstar Britney Spears during her highly anticipated 2000 "Oops I Did It Again" summer tour, a coveted experience that undoubtedly further solidified his status as a rising star in the music industry.
Evan has had a multifaceted career, extending beyond his stage work to include a successful foray into the world of film. His cinematic endeavors have resulted in notable appearances in a variety of movies, such as the 2002 comedy sensation "Austin Powers in Goldmember" and the 2000 action-packed thriller "Shaft", alongside the renowned actor Samuel L. Jackson.
In addition to his film credits, Evan has also made significant contributions to the world of television, with a range of small-screen appearances that have showcased his versatility as a performer. These include guest-starring roles on the popular military drama "JAG", which first aired in 1995, as well as a recurring role on the long-running CBS soap opera "The Guiding Light", which initially premiered in 1952.
Evan has generously contributed his vocal abilities to the widely acclaimed and beloved animated comedy series "Daria", which premiered in 1997, and did so for a period of three consecutive years.
