Picture this: a boy that puts up “plays” with his toys in the closet.

The little person that’s always looking to be the center of attention.

The young man that knew he was a performer from the moment he was cut from the umbilical cord.

Yeah, that wasn’t me.

Yes, I sang at Christmas parties and did a few musicals in high school, but I never thought, “I want this the REST. OF. MY. LIFE.”

Then came college. Business school. 9 to 5.

But after a few completely random local community performances, a door was unlocked, and changed…everything.

One performance turned into a dozen…

…then into years of classes, stage work, honing my craft, and now, the voice-over booth.

Along the way, I’ve played everything.

From “the rookie that inspires the veterans”,
to “the Eagle Scout that goes rogue”,
“the chill cucumber”,
“the diplomatic smart-ass”,
“the captain that doesn’t have the top stats but is the glue that keeps the team together”.

Pensive. Brooding. Professional. Genuine. And everything in between.

I’ve brought the many layers of myself into numerous, diverse characters on stage and in the booth.

It’s been a wild, unconventional road—and I wouldn’t change a thing.

Every step has shaped how I show up for the work.

And I’m still learning, still growing.

Still obsessed with the craft—every single day.