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Current News

Just wrapped filming as the lead in Disclosure, written by Raul Rez Barquet and directed by Alejandro Valderana. Great project! Great team! Keep an eye out for more details.

Just finished filming a supporting role in the feature film Chilltown, written and directed by Matthew Kulvicki.  Exciting film about the devastating effects of drug usage. Should be released sometime in 2025. 

Recent News

Academy, a podcast series by the brilliant Anderson Cook, dropped on Wondery+ on July 20th.  I recur throughout the series as Headmaster Burrows.  Listen to the trailer and follow the series HERE (the first episode is free - the rest by subscription.)

Guest star on Season 4, Episode 12 of FBI (beautifully directed by Brenna Malloy), playing Brian Markham, a homeless delivery guy who gets the action of the episode going.

Paris is in Harlem, a truly fanstastic film by Christina Kallas, is getting rave reviews at Slamdance and other festivals. I play an officious college administrator. It has a distribution deal, so watch for it soon.

An amazing prospective promo for the feature, Amber Gray’s SPIDERLILY. Check out the photo in the Gallery. The transformation is incredible!!

​Assisted Living, ​the web series, is now online.  I am in Episode 6, but watch the whole series.  It's great!

'Assisted Living'

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
'Courtesy of the Gentleman at the Bar'
I got to serve Jimmy Fallon and Brad Pitt! It went kind of viral.
Thanks to U-Shin Kim at UGA Talent. So happy to be part of the UGA family of clients!

Tonight/Fallon

BITE ME completed the JOYFUL VAMPIRE TOUR OF AMERICA!!  I play Steve, a vampire who ultimately becomes the love interest of Faith (played by Annie Golden). This beautiful romantic comedy is written by and starring Naomi McDougall Jones and directed by Meredith Edwards (the awesome team from IMAGINE I'M BEAUTIFUL).  See it on iTunes, Google Play or Seed & Spark.

"Here is one of those actors who can seemingly effortlessly assume a personal connection with the audience and, as he remembers, with products of his own imagination."