Paul's profound enthusiasm lies in portraying characters who strive to undergo metamorphosis, seeking to redefine themselves within the world. Following his high school graduation in Wakulla County, Florida, Paul embarked on a journey that would forever shape his perspective and instill in him an unwavering work ethic and discipline.
After serving in the United States Navy, where he gained invaluable life experiences, Paul pursued his life's purpose, eventually finding his way back to the stage. At the age of 28, he relocated to New York City and enrolled in a two-year Meisner Technique training program under the guidance of Wendy Ward.
In 2003, Paul produced and starred in an Off-Broadway production of the play "Wrestlers" by Bill C. Davis. Shortly after, he founded Entheos Productions, a film production company dedicated to creating films that promote social and spiritual awareness.
During his time with Entheos, Paul had the privilege of meeting John Dapolito, who would become his acting teacher, mentor, and friend. As he honed his craft, Paul reevaluated his goals, refined his life vision, and began taking actions towards creating a career that aligned with his deepest passions.
In April 2010, Paul landed the role of Gil on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent - Gods and Insects." In March 2012, he co-starred in the award-winning independent feature film "Maybe Tomorrow," which won Best Feature at the 2012 Bahamas International Film Festival, Golden Door International Film Festival, and Hartford FlickFest.
Paul then produced and starred in an Off-Broadway benefit performance of Edward Albee's "At Home, At the Zoo" at Playwrights Horizons, with all proceeds going to Animal Haven, a no-kill, non-profit animal shelter in New York City.
In August 2013, Paul relocated to Los Angeles with his wife and their beloved cat, Vita.
