From a young age my parents had me behind a camera. I was an adorable child growing up and did a few pieces of work but at a photo shoot I acted out and my short modeling career was put to a sudden halt. As I grew up I was always a slender kid and worried more about my studies than extracurricular activities. I began to focus on my intellectual success more than my physical beauty. I lost sight of what I looked like and who I was. I was the nerdy boy that everyone underestimated and made fun of. As I grew and mature and stared looking for female companionship I began to become aware of my looks. I was more than just the smart guy, I was also cute. High school came next and I learned a new lesson: it’s not just physical but also material possessions that make beauty. Changes in my clothing style quickly came in order to catch up with what I lost sight of, but little did I know that it wasn’t clothing I was missing. It was swagger and my own self that I was missing. Confidence is what I need and was looking for and from Drama to Football to Basketball to ASB failure seemed to follow me. However, I didn’t let it stop me. My confidence continued to grow and flourish, swagger and style evolved from clumsiness and awkward appearances. Senior year came and I had found myself, I was the sly smart kid. I had swag of my own and it paid off because I went to prom with the prom queen and most beautiful girl at the school. When it comes to modeling I don’t have experience that puts me over anyone else, but I have heart, drive and a distinguished mind to make it happen. I have a great personality and am a quick learner. Modeling to me is a manifestation of everything I want to be and have. Any success in the industry would be a great achievement to me, and if I could become a known model or actor all the hard work I put into finding myself and swag would mean something.

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