I started doing stand up in Dallas, TX. I moved to Los Angeles in 2005 and got my first break in 2006 when I was hired to write for a Comedy Central show. In 2007, I was featured on Comedy Central's "Live At Gotham."

I was also a semifinalist on NBC's "Last Comic Standing," in 2010 and that appearance led me to 2011: my busiest year to date. I was a part of Showtime's "Legally Brown," a stand-up special featuring a diverse collection of comedians that premiered in May and was later on Gabriel Iglesias' "Stand Up Revolution," in October on Comedy Central.  Aside from stand-up, you might've also caught me on FX's "Sons of Anarchy," in November.

I've showcased at multiple NACA (National Association of Campus Activities) and have performed at over seventy colleges across the country from Wisconsin to Iowa, Maryland and Colorado this past year alone.

Aside from stand-up, I've won awards for short films I've written, including Best Film at the Boston Comedy Festival for a musical I wrote (and my frequent collaborator Carl Hansen directed) entitled "TGIF: The Musical," and have had one of my sketches come in second place on Latina.com's "Five Funniest Sketches Of The Decade."