Born in Clearwater, Florida, Chase embarked on a journey of self-discovery at a tender age, his destiny crystal clear even as a youth. This burgeoning thespian made his professional debut at the esteemed Asolo Repertory Theatre in Sarasota, Florida, at the remarkable age of 12, in the iconic production of "To Kill A Mockingbird". It was here that he first kindled his passion for acting, a flame that would continue to burn brightly throughout his life.
As he honed his craft, Chase's career trajectory took him to numerous Equity shows throughout Florida, laying the groundwork for his future success. However, his journey was far from over, and he soon found himself bound for the City of Angels, where his arrival coincided with a fortunate turn of events. On his second audition, he landed a coveted role in a pilot presentation for Cartoon Network, aptly titled "Stan the Man", courtesy of the visionary director/creator, Matt Dearborn. Alas, the writer's strike soon followed, leaving many projects in limbo.
Undeterred, Chase and his family made the bold decision to relocate to the west coast, where he enrolled in the prestigious Los Angeles County High School for the Arts (LACHSA). This renowned institution provided him with a nurturing environment in which to continue his training and professional development, amidst the likes of "SouthLAnd", "House, M.D.", and "Traffic Light". For three pivotal years, Chase flourished under the guidance of LACHSA's esteemed faculty, his artistic talents blossoming like a flower in the sun.
