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Was cast in the independent film Shut Up and Shoot! (2006); however, his scene was deleted before it was ever filmed because of budgeting restrictions.

Was not cast as a regular; however, appeared in the trailer for the television show Angel (1999) for the first three seasons.

After landing roles including but not limited to "T's Lounge Show," Harmony Street (1992) and Creep (1995), he took the advice of his friends and peers to head West. At the age of 28, he made the move to Los Angeles. He is employed as a Private Investigator while in between acting jobs.

First time on a set was while he lived in South Florida. He played a train station vendor in Burt Reynolds's B.L. Stryker (1989) television series.

In Los Angeles, he has been booked as Todd on the The Bold and the Beautiful (1987) and Agent Harland on Robbery Homicide Division (2002) is another of his recent credits.

Born August 23, 1969, in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Son of Carol and Ken VerCammen with one older sister Colleen who is married and now bears the last name Chiron. He attended Holy Family-Holy Name Elementary School and Bishop Stang High School. He attended AIC for two semesters then moved to South Florida where he attended PBCC. He left college to open, and operate Dream Romm Incorporated while pursuing his acting career.

Some of his favorite films include but are certainly not limited to King Kong (1933) (Merian C. Cooper); Spartacus (1960) (Stanley Kubrick); The Hustler (1961) (Robert Rossen); For a Few Dollars More (1965) (aka, For a Few Dollars More) (Sergio Leone); In the Heat of the Night (1967) (Norman Jewison); The Sting (1973) (George Roy Hill); Dog Day Afternoon (1975) (Sidney Lumet); Jaws (1975) (Steven Spielberg); The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) (Clint Eastwood); The Deer Hunter (1978) (Michael Cimino); Stand by Me (1986) (Rob Reiner); Tombstone (1993) (George P. Cosmatos); Braveheart (1995) (Mel Gibson); The Green Mile (1999) (Frank Darabont); The Matrix (1999) (The Wachowski Brothers); Gladiator (2000) (Ridley Scott); Men Of Honor (2000) (George Tillman Jr.); Big Fish (2003) (Tim Burton); 300 (2006) (Zack Snyder); Rocky Balboa (2006) (Sylvester Stallone).