Adam's life story began in East Tennessee, where his fascination with the horror genre was kindled at a young age. As he entered his mid-twenties, Adam's passion for acting led him to a talent agency in Knoxville, Tennessee, where he was introduced to the Joy Morris technique.
While working as a barista, Adam crossed paths with actors who were making waves in film and television, with leading and recurring roles in prominent projects. This exposure sparked Adam's desire to become an independent actor, allowing him to pursue his love for the horror genre and chase his dreams.
However, this journey was not without its challenges. Adam faced a tough road, but he remained committed to his goal, networking with the directors and actors he admired. His persistence eventually paid off, as he landed his first lead role in the film "Truly Madly," followed by a role in "Savage Vengeance" (The Remake),a project he had grown up loving.
Adam's experience as an extra in the short film "Piggy" further deepened his understanding of the industry. He then secured a role in "Cannibal Hookers" (The Remake),another film by the renowned Donald Farmer. Through his experiences, Adam learned valuable lessons about the business and the importance of networking.
