Lance was born in the charming country town of Northam, situated in Western Australia's picturesque Avon Valley. He was the second oldest in a household of six children, growing up on a half-acre orange orchid that was his childhood home. Lance's early years were marked by a strong athletic inclination, as he excelled in state-level field hockey, even facing off against the renowned Heath Ledger. He also honed his skills in Taekwondo, Boxing, Kickboxing, and Australian Rules Football, with his sister Emily currently playing for the West Coast Eagles in the AFLW. Despite displaying a natural talent for performance and creativity from a young age, Lance didn't pursue his passion until his twenties, by which time he had become a qualified electrician.
As he delved into his acting career, Lance attended various esteemed institutions, including NIDA in Sydney, Actors Centre in Sydney, and The Foundry in Vancouver, Canada. His impressive resume boasts a range of notable roles, including Disney's scripted comedy "Just Roll with It," which required him to rely on his impressive improv skills to drive the story forward. He also starred as the charismatic Ryan Shepherd in the STAN Network TV series "The Other Guy" and played a role in the beloved Australian sitcom "Home and Away."
Lance has had the privilege of working alongside industry heavyweights Bryan Brown and Sam Neill in the ABC TV series "Old School," playing the role of Detective Dillon. He was thrilled to be part of the notable Australian Tourism campaign, featuring narration by Chris Hemsworth, which encourages people to visit his beloved homeland of Australia. Based and working out of Los Angeles in the United States, Lance continues to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry.
