I started my acting career in the early 90's while living in the Bay Area.  I got the "Bug" when I took my teenage daughter to an open call for a modeling/talent agency and she realized it was not for her.  I was told that "You have a good look and should consider working as an actor."  They, of course wanted me to sign up with them and take some classes.  Well, I was too smart to fall for that and left without taking them up on their offer.  But it did lead to meeting some great people in the business along the way.  It wasn't long before I got my first headshots and shortly thereafter my first talent agent.  I then took some acting classes and workshops and started going to auditions and ultimately found work as an actor.

Fast forward to about seven years ago when I decided to move to LA where I found for work in film, television, and music videos.  When I first got there in addition to auditioning for principal parts, I also worked as a background/featured player.  For example, I found steady work on two seasons on HBO's "Deadwood". It was on that set that I made many great connections with influential people and learned a lot about the business.

I recently returned back to the Bay Area and continue to seek work as an actor.  The reason for my move back this way was due in part to being closer to my family.

When I'm not in front of the camera I fill my time with video editing, demo reel production and graphic design. I love what I do and like most actors would say: "I hope I hit the big one some day". Anything is possible!