Noted child performer in the industry, this individual began their journey in the world of entertainment at a tender age, first appearing in commercials and live performances as far back as 1959.
Pursuing higher education, they were recommended to explore a career as a graphic artist for television, and subsequently landed a role at KNBC in 1973.
As their experience grew, they transitioned to the NBC network in 1979, before making the move to KABC in 1980, where they rose through the ranks to become the director of the affiliate art department, a position they held until the merger of ABC with Cap Cities.
During their tenure at KABC, this individual showcased their creative talents by writing and producing a pair of documentaries, "So this is Hollywood 1932" and "A Look Back at Hollywood", as well as contributing to the news magazine "Hollywood Closeup".
Fast-forwarding to the late 1990s, since 1998, this accomplished professional has held the position of graphics director at History For Hire, a prop house based in North Hollywood, California.
