I was born in Greenwich, Connecticut and I have always enjoyed entertaining others. I borrowed my dad’s old tape camcorder and started filming short home movies when I was as young as eight years old. I grew up involved in a heap of sports like football, soccer, lacrosse, basketball, wrestling, squash, skiing, rowing, and even figure skating. Nevertheless, I could always be found performing on stage and or shooting my own short movies in my backyard.

By my Junior year of high-school, I declared I would either attend New York University Tisch Drama or find my way in the real world — luckily it was the former. The Experimental Theatre Wing taught me the fundamentals about performing and the artistic skill necessary to act. Stonestreet Studios for On-Screen Acting, my advanced training, revealed secrets and styles to utilize the given circumstances when captured by the camera.

I spend my time devising and writing my own ideas for a self-sustaining supply of work. I lean towards dramatic and realistic work that captures the pivotal moments of being human. Although, I have a sweet spot for magic-realism and situational comedy. I pull from my own experiences and appreciate the humor in everyday life.