My career in entertainment began with a tin foil microphone and a big imagination. As a kid, I was always performing. By 13, I had turned that energy into gymnastics, training with the goal of becoming a stunt performer. At 20, I moved to Los Angeles and made it happen—working on projects like The Dukes of Hazzard, Karate Kid III, Tales of the Gold Monkey, The Master, various rock videos, and co-starring in the feature film Malibu Senior High.

Almost a decade later, I took a surprising turn and became a police officer—because apparently, doing back flips off semi trucks wasn’t exciting enough. Ten years after that, I retired early and returned to Portland.

In 2005, I bought a $100 mic, padded my basement with moving blankets, and began the deep dive into voiceover. Two decades later, I’m a full-time voice actor with a dedicated home studio, bringing stories to life with professionalism, versatility, and a touch of that original youthful energy.