In high school, I didn't take any acting classes at all, nor was I in any of the productions... I was heavily involved in cross-country and track, and was team captain of both teams in my senior year. There wasn't time to run and act. I did continue to create elaborate sketches and video presentations for my various classes. I graduated from San Lorenzo Valley High School in 1994.

After graduating from high school, I attended UC Santa Cruz. During my freshman year at college, I took an introduction to acting class simply because it was something I always wanted to try. Up until that point, I really had no clue what I wanted to do with my life, but by the end of my first year in college, the decision was made. My major was soon changed from undeclared to Theater Arts.

It was some time before I was actually cast in any of the school's theater productions, or even accepted into a more advances acting class, there were countess other students who had far more acting experience... and I wasn't very good yet.

At the start of my junior year, I was finally cast in my first play; it was a student written piece called By the Dawns Early Light. While his part was relatively small, it was still a great experience. In the two years that followed, I went on to get bigger parts in better productions. I also did two short student films while attending UC Santa Cruz... though I never got to see either of the finished products.

Also while at UC Santa Cruz, I worked behind the scenes as prop master for many of the school's most elaborate shows... it was something to do when I didn't get a part. By the end of my senior year, he'd become very comfortable at UC Santa Cruz, but it was time to move on. I graduated in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

By the time I graduated, he knew exactly what I had to do. In October 1998, about four months after graduation, I moved to Los Angeles. It has been quite an experience sense, and I've learned a lot. Having a degree in acting means nothing, and the training I've acquired in Los Angeles was far more helpful. But even so, my college experiences were necessary to give me direction I'd lacked.

I've also learned a great deal about how the movie industry works, though I haven't exactly had a lot of success breaking into it yet. I've has some decent roles in a few independent movies, and some small roles in mainstream television and movie productions. At this point, I'm defiantly best known for my reoccurring character "Humphries" on the critically acclaimed but prematurely canceled series Freaks and Geeks.