Luke's journey in the world of entertainment began at the tender age of eight, when he first stepped onto the stage. Over the next several years, he continued to hone his craft, driven by a passion to create and a desire to reach a wider audience.
As he grew older, Luke's fascination with the world of film and television only intensified. He drew inspiration from legendary actors such as Humphrey Bogart and Jack Nicholson, who sparked his imagination and pushed him to improve his own skills.
Despite his love for acting, Luke always felt an innate urge to get behind the camera. This desire eventually led him to enroll in a local technical school at the age of 24, where he spent two years studying the basics of film and television production.
After completing his studies, Luke plunged headfirst into the world of film and television, landing his first jobs as a producer and editor in Atlanta, Georgia. Over the next three years, he honed his skills, producing a variety of commercials, short films, and documentaries.
With his experience and confidence growing, Luke decided it was time to take a chance on his first feature film. He joined forces with director Tim Morgan, whom he had met three years earlier as an actor, and together they set out to make "A Band of Rogues".
The film, set in the stunning landscapes of Argentina, went on to win numerous awards at festivals around the world. Most notably, it swept the awards at the Bel Air International Film Festival, taking home prizes for Best Director, Jury and Audience Choice Best Picture.
From that moment on, Argentina held a special place in Luke's heart. He recently completed a new documentary shot in the majestic Andes mountains, and he now resides in the charming town of San Rafael with his wife, Mariana.
