Vince's early life was marked by a notable achievement in the world of Karate. As a junior, he won two regional tournaments, which earned him an invitation to a prestigious training camp at the tender age of 16. This impressive display of skill and dedication led to his inclusion in the National Under 18 Karate team, with the opportunity to compete at the 2nd World Shoto Cup in 1988.
Following his Karate pursuits, Vince pursued a career in acting, enrolling in the esteemed National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) to hone his craft. He graduated with a degree in acting, making him the youngest male in his class. His early success in the acting world saw him land a lead role in the popular television series Heartbreak High, which he played for 56 episodes. He also became a series regular on the ABC New York soap opera, All My Children.
Throughout his career, Vince has appeared in numerous television shows, including All Saints, Wildside, and Devils Dust. He has also made notable appearances in films, such as Mr. Nice Guy, alongside the legendary Jackie Chan. Vince has had the privilege of working alongside talented actors like Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Mendohlson, John Howard, Jackie Chan, and Yvonne Strahovski.
In addition to his acting credits, Vince has pursued further education, earning a postgraduate degree in Education and a postgraduate degree in Psychology. He also holds a Certificate of Language Teaching for Adults from Cambridge University. This impressive array of qualifications showcases Vince's dedication to personal growth and development.
When he's not working, Vince loves to indulge in his passion for adventure. Raised on a farm in far North Queensland, he enjoys taking his Ducati motorcycle on spontaneous journeys, often with no particular destination in mind. With his swag strapped to the back of his bike, Vince is free to explore the great outdoors, embracing the thrill of the unknown.
