I wasn't always an actor, but I could sure lie & fake cry with the best of 'em.  As the youngest of three boys, I learned early on that making them laugh would save me from getting pantsed, red-bellied, or Dutch-ovened.  

 

After living a life not fully lived, I began my film, TV, and stage career in 2013. In my very first play, I won a Performance of the Year Award for playing Lee in Sam Shepard's, True West at a small playhouse in Ennis, TX. The very next year I found myself on a national tour, playing to 2,000+ seat theaters across the midwest. After flying out to see me in one of these shows, my wife encouraged me to drop everything else so we could pursue this dream full-time. And here we are, just a few years later. 

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It’s been a wild ride, and we’re barely out of the gate.

 

I won't bore you with more humble-bragging… except to say that last year I played the leading role of Adam in the movie The Challenger Disaster, and that one played in theaters across the country.  It's about a group of engineers who tried to stop the ill-fated launch of the Space Shuttle Challenger in 1986, and then had to deal with the aftermath.  I'm very proud of this film and I hope you'll watch it.  I’m gonna drop this here because it’s honestly the only review outside of my family’s that will ever matter to me: