Biografia

Multiple surgical scars across his body located on his torso, left leg, and right eye.

Intense Stare.

Often plays characters who end up dead. Furthermore, his characters sometimes come back in a reanimated state.

Often plays morally flawed or antagonistic characters.

Use of tracking shots in films he directs.

Although his first acting role was when he 8 in a theater adaption of The Polar Express as a reindeer, he didn't take acting seriously until he was 15 when his mom put him into acting classes during the summer. When he learned about this he cried because he thought his summer was ruined and that it would be one of the worst summers of his life. He ended up enjoying the classes and went on to peruse acting as a career.

Has Hypo-Plastic Left Heart Syndrome for which he needed to get surgery for on three occasions. His first surgery was when he was a day old, his second surgery was when he was 7 months old, and his third surgery was when he was 4 years old.

The Walking Dead (2010) got him into reading comics. The first comic issue he ever bought was The Walking Dead #100. Furthermore, he has also met Markice Moore, Theodus Crane, T. Love, and Addy Miller who were all on The Walking Dead.

Auditioned for a the role of Wade Owen Watts/Parzival in Ready Player One (2018) through an online casting campaign set up by Cast It Talent as they stated that the movie was looking for unknown actors for the lead roles.

Can speak Spanish.

Information is the currency of life.

When discussing Wilfred: The Fan Series: In my opinion, I just didn't like the project. I was very new the comedy, that's my thing, so you can tell I was very uncomfortable. But the funny thing is with that his [Jace Elon's] favorite episode is my least favorite episode, which I find that hilarious... It was still a fun project nevertheless.

In regards to keeping in contact with actors after a casting call: That's the thing with these casting calls, even if you don't cast some of these actors, you can still tell that they're good and maybe you want to use them in the future.

In regards to the inspiration behind The Date: I was actually very inspired by Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. In the sense where you have this normal looking guy where yea he's maybe a bit socially awkward, but you don't really sense anything wrong with him until you actually start talking with him and you go 'oh, you're kind of creepy. You're kind of strange.'

When talking about the types of projects he works on: Recently I've seen myself drawn to horror or dark dramas. Originally my first film, The Deal, was more of a crime drama... And from there, I always thought I was going to do that type of stuff, crime dramas. But just the way things turned out, I ended up gravitating more towards horror films.