Born and raised in the charming Rogue River, Oregon, a place that would forever hold a special significance in their life story, until the age of 11 when their family made the bold decision to relocate to the picturesque Port Townsend, Washington, a move that would ultimately prove to be a life-changing turning point, altering the trajectory of their journey in ways they could never have imagined.
It was during this pivotal moment in their life, as they navigated the challenges and opportunities that came with adjusting to a new home, that the seeds of their passion for the performing arts were first sown, a spark that would continue to grow and flourish over the years, ultimately leading them to pursue their dreams with unwavering dedication and unrelenting passion.
Their introduction to the world of theater came at a young age, when they landed the role of a donkey in The Brementown Musicians in the second grade, a performance that would set the stage for a lifelong love affair with the magic of the theater, a romance that would continue to captivate and inspire them for years to come.
Noted for their academic achievements, this individual graduated from Biola University, situated in the sun-kissed state of California, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts in the year 2001. This marked the beginning of a distinguished career that would seamlessly transition from the world of live theatre to the silver screen.
Their early forays into the world of acting were marked by notable performances in various productions. One such production was Lanford Wilson's thought-provoking play, Balm in Gilead, which premiered at The Met, a renowned institution in the world of theatre. This standout performance garnered the individual not one, but two nominations for the prestigious LA Weekly Award, a testament to their remarkable talent and dedication to their craft.
As their cinematic career started to gain significant momentum, they secured the lead role in the 2004 film "Zombie Nation", directed by the renowned Ulli Lommel, a decision that would prove to be a pivotal moment in their professional journey. The resounding success of this film paved the way for a succession of notable roles, including a part in the hilarious spoof "Blockbusters", expertly directed by the accomplished duo Luke Rold and Trever Fadrhonc, in 2005. The following year, they landed the coveted role of the nemesis opposite the talented Kelly Hu and Devon Sawa in Jeff Burr's thrilling "The Devil's Den", a performance that aptly showcased their impressive range as a versatile actor.
In the year 2007, this individual made a notable appearance as the captivating and alluring love interest in the film "The HeadHunter", which boasted an impressive cast, including the talented Peter Dobson and the renowned Tom Sizemore.
Concurrently, in the autumn of 2006, they managed to secure roles on two television shows that held a special place in their heart, namely "Medium" and "ER", both of which showcased their impressive acting prowess.
