For as long as I can remember, I wanted to be an actor. In 2007, I signed with my first agency during a booming era for film and TV in Louisiana. I trained in the Meisner technique and spent years performing both in front of and behind the camera — between work and school, acting was my life.

But in 2014, everything changed. Tragedy struck as a sudden heart attack forced me to reassess everything. Just five months later, I packed up and moved to Los Angeles to restart my acting career. I gave it everything I had — but lingering effects on my memory made traditional acting nearly impossible. It was crushing... until I found voice over.

Voice acting became my second chance. It brought performance back into my life in a new, powerful way. I dove headfirst into the craft — attending industry events, working in production, and soaking up every bit of knowledge I could find.

Though I left LA during the pandemic in 2021, everything picked back up in 2023 when I moved to Atlanta and attended VO Atlanta for the first time. That experience relit the fire. Since then, I’ve been studying under legends like Debra Wilson, Daniel Ross, Bill Farmer, Jake Bazel, Jennifer Sims, and many others — learning how to protect and master my instrument: my voice.

Voice acting is more than a career — it’s my calling. I’m here to bring unforgettable characters to life, one voice at a time.