Neal's formative years were characterized by a profound interest in the performing arts, which was initially nurtured at St Benedict's school, a prestigious institution that provided him with a solid foundation in drama and performing arts. His academic pursuits at this esteemed establishment were marked by a palpable enthusiasm, which ultimately served as a catalyst for his future endeavors.
Neal's professional career commenced with a series of noteworthy performances in various productions, including his memorable portrayal of Barry Owen in the highly acclaimed television series "Holby City", where his talent and dedication undoubtedly left a lasting impression on audiences. Additionally, he has also been featured in a number of significant short films, showcasing his remarkable range and versatility as a thespian. Furthermore, his lead roles in the online hit "D.A.Y.S" by Kris Rimmer, in which he brought the infamous character of Johnny to life, have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, solidifying his position as a talented and sought-after performer in the industry.
Neal's impressive portfolio extends beyond his initial endeavors, as he secured a pivotal role in the Twitter-backed feature film "Invasion of the Not Quite Dead", which has already generated a substantial amount of international buzz, being acquired by distributors in 11 countries even before its completion.
Moreover, Neal took on the lead role of Dean in the film "Potluck", which is currently navigating the festival circuit, gaining recognition and accolades along the way.
Neal's remarkable eight-year tenure in the industry has been marked by an unwavering commitment to his craft, as he relentlessly pursues his objectives with unrelenting enthusiasm and dedication. His impressive portfolio boasts an array of notable collaborations, including his work with the esteemed Patrick Chamberlain on the critically acclaimed film 'Glacier', as well as the visually striking music video for Rene LaVice's chart-topping single 'The Calling'.
