Geoff began his career as a stuntman, working in the Universal Studios Hollywood Tour, where he performed in various shows such as the "Wild West Stunt Show", "The Adventures of Conan", and "The Miami Vice Action Spectacular". This experience served as a launching pad for his acting career, as he went on to perform almost all of his own stunts, showcasing his versatility and skill.
As an actor, Geoff was known for his ability to perform complex stunts, including going through glass windows, executing high-falls, participating in car chases, and engaging in extensive fighting scenes alongside notable stars such as Steven Seagal, Chuck Norris, and Mark Dacascos.
In addition to his acting career, Geoff is also a playwright, having had five original plays produced in Los Angeles. He not only wrote the plays but also directed four of them and starred in all five, demonstrating his multifaceted talents.
However, Geoff's career was temporarily derailed in 2012 when he suffered a severe injury on a TV movie, leading to a workers comp lawsuit. This setback prompted him to "semi-retire" from acting and open his own fitness/martial arts studio in the suburbs of Houston, Texas.
Although he kept a loose connection to the Hollywood industry, Geoff took a much-needed break before returning to Los Angeles in November 2016, ready to pick up where he left off and continue his acting career.