Born and raised in Texas, I apparently decided “normal” sounded boring. I’ve traveled all over the world, lived everywhere from Long Island to Dallas, Fayetteville to Seattle, and somehow picked up three languages along the way. I’m a double major from the University of Arkansas, a 2013 Rodeo World Champion, Eagle Scout, former theater kid, and lifelong adventurer. I can ride horses, motorcycles, scuba dive, rock climb, and apparently have a questionable relationship with gravity—I love extreme sports, skydiving, and anything that makes my friends ask, “Wait… you’re actually going to do that?” I studied Theatre in high school and was cast as the male lead in several plays, so I’m equally comfortable performing onstage or throwing myself into something ridiculous for the sake of a great story. Need someone who can take direction, improvise, get muddy, ride a horse, or potentially survive the apocalypse? I’m your guy. These days, I teach children with autism how to rock climb, which has taught me patience, creativity, and that sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to just try something completely different. Adventurous, outgoing, competitive, charismatic, and always up for the next challenge. Put me in the cast and I’ll bring the energy—just maybe don’t ask me what the stunt waiver says.
Dallas-based performer with rodeo championship, advanced horseback riding, and extensive action skills including stage combat, martial arts, and skydiving. Comfortable with stunts, extreme sports, and outdoor work.