I started doing theater when I was a kid and so I knew that I really wanted to perform. I didn’t know exactly in what way I wanted to do it, but before my senior year of high school, I came out to Los Angeles to check it out to see if I wanted to do that instead of go to New York or go to college and I ran into this guy. He came up and asked me how old I was and I said I was eighteen and he was like, ‘Ah, you look you’re fourteen.’ I get that a lot. He’s like well, you got a look – I’ve been in the industry for thirty-five years and I know what people are looking for. Have you ever thought about being an actor?’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, that’s why I’m here, isn’t everybody?’ So, yeah, he’s my manager—Bob Thompson. That kind of started things. I went back to school to finish high school and then came back out a year later and you know, started auditioning and got really lucky, started booking things right away and High School Musical changed everything in 2006.