So, who is Norman Boon McKenzie?Theatrically trained at the University of Central Florida, Norman McKenzie or Boon, took his talents beyond the classroom and local theaters. After graduation Boon packed only what would fit in his car and drove 34 hours from Orlando to Los Angeles.The transition from stage to camera proved to be more complicated than he originally anticipated, but like the many challenges previously placed before him, Boon persevered. It was then that doors began to open. From principal roles in pilots such as "Black Coffee" and "Snug" to Co-starring as the charming bartender in Lifetime's original "My Crazy Ex" Boon has been paying his dues as well as earned his membership with the Screen Actors Guild.Originally from the inner city of Rochester N.Y., acting was always a possibility but never ideal. Introduced to the music industry by his father at an early age, Boon was able to further develop his innate artistic talents through writing lyrics and performing for audiences. Exploring his musical gift opened him up to developing his true, hidden talent: Acting.It was then that Boon decided to take acting to the next level.College introduced him to a new way to tell life stories through acting. Acting allowed him to gain a deeper understanding for the world around him, making him able to blend his natural artistic gifts with what he has learned through many hours of study and preparation. It has also allowed Boon to understand the concept of character development; being able to mirror his life and experience to those of the characters that he so brilliantly brings to life when he acts.So, who is Norman Boon McKenzie? He is a consummate professional, lover of his craft, artistic innovator, and one hell of an actor. Show less «