Kent's illustrious career in the entertainment industry began with his foray into acting, and it wasn't long before he secured a multitude of roles while residing in Vancouver, a city that would serve as the backdrop for his early professional endeavors.
One of his most notable performances to date is his portrayal of "Jack" in the indie feature film John Apple Jack, a cinematic masterpiece that garnered widespread acclaim and was showcased at numerous film festivals around the world, including the prestigious California Independent Film Festival (CAIFF),where Kent was honored with a nomination for a best-actor award in a lead role, alongside the illustrious Richard Dreyfus, an Oscar winner.
In addition to his work in film, Kent has also made a significant impact in television, particularly with his role as "Russell" in the groundbreaking Canadian TV show The Switch, a pioneering series that made history by featuring transgender actors playing transgender characters, a bold and innovative move that helped pave the way for greater representation and diversity in the industry.
In 2017, Kent's talents were showcased once again when he took on the role of "Benjamin" in the Chinese television show The Way We Were, a production that boasted an impressive cast, including the talented Tiffany Tang and Jin Luo, and was directed by the renowned Chinese television director Jiang Liu.
