About Neil

Neil Holland began to charm crowds at an early age in Brockton, Massachusetts. Known as the "class clown" when growing up, Holland would entertain all around him with his infectious laughter and quick wit. After graduating college and working with his degree in Computer Information Systems, it became clear that spending time in front of a computer was not the proper outlet for his energy.

Deciding to focus on his true passion, Holland began training with Gerry Speca, a leading acting coach in Boston, MA. The inspiration for Robin Williams' character in the movie Good Will Hunting, Speca has previously trained successful actors such as Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Soon, Holland started acting in theater and films, including the lead in a music video for the popular 1960's pop group The Classics IV for the 40th anniversary of their hit song "Traces."

After the success of his work in Boston, Holland's next move was naturally to New York City. His talent was quickly noticed as he garnered roles in theater, television, and independent films. Wanting to continue to grow as an actor, Holland began to work with an acting studio dedicated to the work of Sanford Meisner - where he continues to perfect his craft with the highly respected William Esper.

Enjoying the experiences he has encountered while in New York City, Holland has faith that his talent, perseverance, and his innate charm will lead to a successful acting career.

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