I first fell in love with performing at the age of 10 when I was tapped to sing a solo for the school Christmas program. I recieved a standing ovation and I was hooked. From that moment on I did everything I could to get in front of audiences. I began working professionaly at age 17 when I appeared (singing again) on a Sunday morning public affairs program on CBS called "Sunflower Sunday". Following that I performed in a number of stage productions - mostly musicals of course - and eventually found some work in a few low budget films. After struggling for some time trying to break into the mainstream of Hollywood I was fortunate enough to land an audition for a voice acting job on an anime feature film called "The Sea Prince and the Fire Child". This led to the role of Rick Hunter in the breakthough show "Robotech" which set the rest of my voice acting career in motion. Though I still perform on stage from time to time, I found my home in voice acting and I've never looked back.
