I don’t remember a time when I didn’t want to be an actor.

The bug, as they say, bit me further back than I can even recall. I distinctly remember memorizing dialogue and re-enacting scenes from my favorite movies as early as third grade.

My passion for performing continued to grow throughout my adolescence. I sought out acting classes at age twelve, which were hard to come by in the rural South in the eighties, and my parents supported my dream. The pursuit of an acting career was the rope that pulled me from Louisiana to New York in early 2001.

My devotion to the craft of acting has taught me how to examine a story from a subjective point-of-view while keeping an objective eye on the story as a while. . I owe so much to the lessons I’ve learned on this path.