Alright, so I was recently just given permission to share the link of the Postmates commercial that I shot a number of weeks ago. It has been airing this fall and we just extended usage for another 6 months! Check it out! #postmates #commercialacting #actorlife #livingthedream #advertising

Alright, it's been way too long since I've updated the work that I've had going on in the business, so here's WHAT'sNEW! We opened our first production of Luther in early September, about a month ago, (Jeeze I'm late on posting). Overall it was a well received show, however there were some technical difficulties. With our load in time only being on "show day," it didn't provide ample time to deal with the issues that are inevitable in a production of our scale. With over 40 m

On Saturday, September 9th, Anna and I attended the Sundance Institute New Frontier workshop in Philadelphia, PA. We got to explore some newer virtual reality set-ups, listen, and interact with a variety of artists from Philadelphia and other parts of the USA. "New Frontier at Sundance Institute is a dynamic initiative created to identify and foster independent artists working at the convergence of film, art, media, live performance, music, and technology. The labs and reside

SO...thought that I would fill you in on what's I've been up to recently including: some bigger auditions, film projects, and the like. I'll keep it brief with the most recent stuff being at the bottom! Earlier this year I was cast across actor Ronnie Quillen to be a part of a short entitled Foxtrot. Shooting in the beautiful area around Syracuse, NY, this 3 day shoot/4 day trip was set to have a great finished product that I was very excited to see. But due to a freak accide

You want to be an actor. You get invited to an audition because you're that awesome. You get there and are invited into an apartment for the audition. You are acquainted with a doggie named, Pecan. Congrats, you're now an adult actor, or you're dead. That's the general sense when going to an audition...they don't take place in apartment rooms. Well...I had an experience like this that didn't lead to the adult industry...but to the children industry. Stop....Ok....I know that

When I was younger called First Knight with Sean Connery and Richard Gere. It's plot revolved around the mythology of King Arthur and the knights of the round table with some delicious drama woven into it--granted I was fairly young when I watched it, I remember being so taken by this story of complicated love and epic sword fighting. As I would re-watch these movies over and over again, I would fight alongside the conflicted Lancelot (Gere) as he fights to protect the realm

Kind of a cool opportunity presented itself today as I traveled down to Richmond, VA to be a part in the AMC tv show TURN: Washington's Spies. Unfortunately what I thought was going to be a day-player audition, turned out to be a "featured-extra" opportunity. However, this experience provided me some new perspective. Extras truly are treated as sub-human by the majority of the film industry. Don't get me wrong, there are always pleasant people who intentionally are positive..

Well, this truly does mark the beginning of a new year. Since mid 2014, I have had the pleasure of working for Sight & Sounds Theatres, performing up to 11 times a week. From Branson, MO to Lancaster, PA-- I have had the privilege of working alongside some incredible people, both on and off the stage. Although S&S provides many positive elements to performing, it was time for a change. The Lord is calling me elsewhere. So with the support of my beautiful wife, Anna, we now re