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Television

Kids Choice Awards

N.C.I.S. Guest Star  CBS/Dir. Arvin Brown

BURN NOTICE Guest Star  USA/Dir. Rod Hardy

PRETTY HANDSOM Recurring  FX/Ryan Murphy

MEDIUM Recurring  NBC/Various

CRIMINAL MINDS Guest Star  CBS/Dir. Matt Earl Beesley

MONK Co-Star   USA / Dir. Randy Zisk

ER Co-Star   NBC/Dir. Tawnia McKeirnan

24 Co-Star   Fox/Dir. Dwight Little

Numbers Co-Star   CBS/Dir. Bobby Roth

Almost Perfect Co-Star    CBS/Dir. Philip C. Mackenzie

FILM

GREY SKIES Lead      Dir.Kia Blackwood

STREET KINGS Supporting  Dir. David Ayer

PORN STAR Supporting   Dir. Stevie Long

RECOVERY Lead    Dir. Mike Prosser

STREET DREAMS Supporting   Dir. Chris Zamoscianyk

Cruel Intentions 3 Supporting   Dir. Scott Ziehl

Death by Engagement Lead    Dir. Philip Creager

ANI 1240 Lead    Dir. Rolf Schrader

Eye for an Eye Lead    Dir. Matt Krinsky

Colorado Cowboy Lead    Dir. Dan Lee

THEATRE

Death of a salesman Lead    Odyssey Theatre/Bob Collins

FOODSEXWORKSLEEPGOD Lead    Open Fist Theatre Co./Ron West

Speaking in tongues Lead    Open Fist Theatre Co./Stephen Spinella

Lobby Hero Lead    Odyssey Theater Ensemble

Fool for Love Lead    McCadden Place Theater/Bjorn Johnson

Two Rooms Lead    McCadden Place Theatre/Rod Menzies

Metropolitan Operas Lead    Actors Lab/Aaron McPherson

Trouilus and Cressida Lead    Disney Modular Theatre/Jules Aaron

Brave New World Lead    Disney Modular Theatre/Robert Benedetti

KENTUCKY CYCLE Lead   Disney Modular Theatre/Ross Bolen

Three Cakes Lead    Theatre 300/Toni Graphic

People Like Me Lead    Playwrights Arena/Henry Ong

Tartuffe Lead    Theatre 400/ Jules Aaron

THE COLLECTION Lead   SLO Theatre/Elizabeth Schornhieder

Q & A

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Answered Q's

Whats the best approach for on camera acting?
I can not answer that simply. Best advice would be to get int a good scene study class or on camera class and work work work.

Do you enjoy theater or on camera acting?
I love mixing it up. Both are great and have there own challenges. I enjoy the immediacy of theatre and the complete journey from begging to end every night you perform. With film I find it exciting to go to a new location or set. Film is great because it lasts forever. For both film and theatre I find collaboration fulfilling. I like being part of a team.

Is there a big difference between an agent or manager? Do I need one or both?
Well you need one or the other, yes. These days a great manager can be as good as an agent. I like to have both because then I have more resources to get jobs. Also your relationship with your manager and agent tend to differ. An agent typically has more clients and is not as available for the day to day strategy of your career. Whereas a managers typically is. It really is a matter of personal preference for the actor.