Brian Toth was born in Northern California and spent his childhood in Healdsburg, a charming winery town just an hour north of San Francisco. As an equestrian enthusiast, he initially dreamed of competing in the Olympics for equestrian sports. However, his passion for performance was ignited after watching his younger sisters and mother take dance classes, and he became hooked, dedicating 13 years to studying and performing dance. This newfound love for being on stage led him to explore acting, which he pursued in high school. He joined local theater groups, starring in musicals and eventually landing commercial and movie extra work. His talent didn't go unnoticed, and he was scouted for modeling jobs, including a runway show for Guess? Jeans.
In 2002, Brian decided to pursue acting and modeling full-time, relocating to Los Angeles. To support himself, he worked as the Market/Fashion editor for Genre Magazine, while also freelancing as a stylist, dressing clients for magazine editorials, the Emmys, television shows, and ad campaigns. His work was featured in publications such as The Los Angeles Times, Playboy, VH1, Genre, Instinct, and Ocean Drive. This experience kept inspiring him, and he began landing work in small film, music videos, television, and fashion shows.
After a few years in Hollywood, Brian took a break from the LA scene, moving to Kauai, HI to spend time with his relocated parents. This gave him the opportunity to recharge before returning to Los Angeles and landing a lead role in the 2007 Award-Winning Indy film "Rolling". He also appeared in the film noir "Dark Streets" and gained notoriety with the paparazzi, being featured in People, Star, InTouch, and Life & Style magazines as the "Paris Impersonator" after a requested cameo from Paris Hilton in the infamous "The Simple Life" season 4 finale: "The Confrontation". He also personified her at local LA club events and parties.
This led to several projects in the 2000s, including adding club promoter to his list, with notable clubs being "Motel" at The Standard on Sunset Blvd and "HYPE" at Ritual in Hollywood. Although short-lived, he continued walking in runway shows for LA Fashion Week, as well as music videos and commercial work.
In 2013, Brian landed a lead role in an episode of the Jerry Springer-hosted reenactment show "Tabloid". Since then, he has preferred to keep a more private life, occasionally working on projects in the industry, such as adding Associate Producer and Art Director to his credits with the short film "Darn it Darla". His time spent at home has also allowed him to pursue his own personal passion project: creating Brian Toth Lifestyle, an Interior Design/Home Styling business.
