What can I say? I will do anything for my craft, not in that desperate “Please watch me,” kind of way, but in the, “You want me to hang from a train?…Awesome… Run through a cemetery in the middle of the night with no flashlight?… Sweet!” kind of way. I’m always down, and I’m always game.

2010 (So Far)

I got to enjoy the fruits of my labor from 2009′s The Golden Rule with three nominations and one win for best actor. This little darling has done very well on the film festival circuit. I was fortunate enough to team up with the TGR folks for another film, Encanto Road. I look forward to seeing that in 2011.

I made my television debut, not in a commercial , with FX’s Terriers. It’s a fantastic show, and you should watch it.

I wasn’t planning on doing many plays this year, but I had to be a part of Wicked Lit. The show consisted of three short plays set in and around the Mountain View Mausoleum & Cemetery. The audience followed the actors through a spooky maze of performance. My play, The Unnamable, took the audience on an adventure through the cemetery while being chased by an invisible beast. The entire cemetery was wired for sound lending a jumpy reality to the show. It was like a haunted house with a story. To end on a high note, we sold out the entire run.

I have just recently been cast as Jesse Sinclair, in Replaced: The Web Series. I have been interested in jumping into web shows for a while and this is the perfect show to do it in.  Look for more about this in 2011.

2009 – The Year of the Play

I spent basically nine months either in a rehearsal or in a show this year. I was also fortunate enough to land a role in my first major motion picture, The Perfect Getaway. I had to spend a week on the sandy beaches of Puerto Rico… terrible. I am also very proud of my work in The Golden Rule. I spent a lot of time in the sand for that production as well, three days in the desert… not quite a vacation, but I got to work with some very talented people.