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Theatre
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| The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told |
Adam |
Boston Center for the Arts |
| Queer Theory! An Academic Travesty5 |
Michel |
Touring Production |
| Surviving the Nian (Musical Workshop) |
Vincent |
Boston Center for the Arts |
| Utopia, Limited |
Mr. Blushington |
MIT Gilbert & Sullivan Players |
| Carmen (Concert) |
El Remendado |
MIT Gilbert & Sullivan Players |
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Commercials
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| On-camera work for national network usage |
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Awards
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| 2010 Rising Star Award for Excellence in Filmmaking (Fate Scores1, Canada International Film Festival) |
| 2009 National Film Board of Canada, 3rd Prize - Best Canadian Short Film (Fate Scores1, Vancouver Asian Film Festival) |
| 2006 Best Actor in a Play EMACT Nomination (The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, Boston Center for the Arts) |
| Training |
| Acting: Carter Thor Studio - Jock MacDonald (4.5 Years, Ongoing Weekly) |
| Comedy Acting: Shari Shaw Studios - Shari Shaw |
| Auditioning: Bob Krakower, Marci Phillips, Geoffrey Soffer, Carolyn Pickman, Jock MacDonald |
| Improvisation: Improv Asylum (Boston) |
| Alexander Technique: Lauren Hallal, AmSAT (3 Years, Ongoing Weekly) |
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Special Skills
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| Conversational Chinese (Cantonese) • Chinese accent • U.S. passport/Canadian passport (Dual citizenship) • Acoustic guitar • Tennis • Table tennis • Card Dealing • TelePrompTer • Photography & darkroom work • Academic/technical jargon • Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (MIT) |
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