Michael Hitchcock's life journey began in Defiance, Ohio, a city that would later influence his unique approach to character development, which he attributes to his Midwestern upbringing. He spent his formative years in Western Springs, Illinois, a charming suburb of Chicago, where he was raised and nurtured by his family and community.
As he grew older, Hitchcock's academic pursuits took him to Northwestern University's prestigious School of Speech, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree. This foundation in communication and performance laid the groundwork for his future endeavors.
Hitchcock's thirst for knowledge and creative expression led him to pursue advanced studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (U.C.L.A.),where he earned his Master of Fine Arts degree from the esteemed film school. This academic achievement would serve as a springboard for his future career in the entertainment industry.
In addition to his academic accomplishments, Hitchcock is also an alumnus of the renowned Los Angeles comedy and improvisational troupe, "The Groundlings." This esteemed organization, known for fostering the talents of some of the most innovative and influential comedic minds in the industry, provided Hitchcock with a platform to hone his skills and collaborate with like-minded artists.
