The subject of this biography emerged into the world on a notable day, taking his first breath at the revered Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck, New Jersey. His early life unfolded in the charming town of River Vale, where the formative years of his existence were shaped. Following the completion of his secondary education at Pascack Valley Regional High School, he went on to pursue further academic endeavors at Bergen Community College in Paramus, New Jersey. As the 1980s dawned, he began to cultivate his artistic skills by taking the stage in local theater productions, a pursuit that ultimately led him to tread the boards of the Off-Broadway stage.
As the decade of the 1980s continued to unfold, he made a significant career transition, shifting his focus to the New York Soap Opera circuit, where he secured supporting roles in a variety of projects.
During this period, he made a notable appearance in the 1989 film "Sea Of Love", sharing the screen with esteemed actors Al Pacino and Ellen Barkin, as he brought the character of Tommy to life.
In 1990, he made the bold and ambitious decision to relocate to the state of California, driven by an unwavering dedication to furthering his acting career and exploring new opportunities in the entertainment industry.
Notable in his early California endeavors was a recurring role as Eddie G. in the inaugural episode of the television series "The World According To Straw", a project that boasted the esteemed Kevin Pollak in a starring capacity. This milestone marked the commencement of a remarkably fruitful period in his professional trajectory, during which he made memorable guest appearances on a diverse array of television shows, including the critically acclaimed "Ally McBeal", the crime drama "Criminal Minds", the investigative thriller "Without A Trace", the crime scene investigation series "CSI: Miami", and the naval law enforcement drama "NCIS", all of which were broadcast on the esteemed CBS network.
Noted television personality has also made a lasting impact in the world of film and television, showcasing his remarkable acting skills in a diverse range of critically acclaimed productions.
His impressive résumé boasts a memorable appearance in the iconic final episode of the groundbreaking series "NYPD Blue", as well as a notable turn as Joe Prado in the hit FOX show "24". Furthermore, he has made notable guest appearances in popular television programs such as "Boston Legal", "Heroes", "Mad Men", "Harry's Law", and "Rizzoli & Isles", solidifying his reputation as a versatile and talented actor.
Beyond his work in front of the camera, he has also explored his creative side as a scriptwriter, with two of his original theatrical scripts being optioned for production. These projects, including "Outlaws and Lunatics" and "Refuge", demonstrate his ability to craft compelling narratives that captivate audiences.
In addition to his work in scriptwriting, he has also ventured into television, penning the pilot script for "You, Me and Johnny", which was successfully produced and filmed at the renowned Raleigh Studios in Manhattan Beach. This impressive feat showcases his range as a creative force, capable of bringing his unique vision to life through both writing and acting.
