Hailing from Orlando, Florida, Brandon now resides New York City. He likes to call himself an entertaining artist: doing his best to merge art and entertainment.Growing up, Brandon played sports. It wasn't until his 7th grade required drama class that he realized what he was missing. He found he enjoyed making people laugh or cry; or even both at the same time. So he quit the football team and started doing plays instead, and that led to musicals, and that led to private voice lessons, and that (together with 10 years of gymnastics) led to dance. During his junior year of high school, Brandon moved into Dr. Phillips and double majored in theatre and dance. After that, was accepted with a scholarship into Point Park Conservatory's Musical Theatre program. Pittsburgh gave Brandon a myriad of roles, including some as far fetched and flamboyant as Carman Ghia in The Producers, to leading man types in short films and plays, to experimental work in The Pillow Project; an improv jazz dance company.So after getting his equity card through Pittsburgh CLO and his SAG eligibility from a role on A&E's original series Those Who Kill, Brandon took a leap of faith and moved to New York City.When he's not working he loves making his own sushi, playing with cats, games like table tennis, racquetball, tennis, road trips, fishing, visiting his family and friends in Orlando, reading, writing plays and dreaming of the day when LA and NYC just means he's attained a bi-coastal career. Show less «