THE ACTOR'S STUDIO OF ORANGE COUNTY

Born to Vietnamese immigrants and raised in California’s Central Coast, Quinn is an edgy actor who carries himself with the intensity of Christian Bale and the physicality of Jim Carrey. Commanding in drama and effortless in comedy, he’ll break your heart in one moment and steal it back the next.

Quinn had an eclectic pursuit of the arts growing up. He took piano and guitar lessons, sang in his high school choir, was involved in the hip-hop dance community, and was also the host of his high school’s news program. Quinn loved sports, lettering in soccer, volleyball, and track & field in high school. Quinn worked as an engineer for a few years in Southern California before
realizing he needed to balance his analytical job with a creative outlet. A few years training at the Actor’s Studio of Orange County confirmed that acting was just what he was missing.

Quinn started his acting journey with leading roles in student films at the University of Southern California and independent short films like “Best Fiends” which screened at festivals in L.A. and San Diego. He also played the lead role of Kintaro Oyama in the play Prostitute Investigator which was well reviewed at the 2025 Hollywood Fringe Fest. In his free time, Quinn enjoys cooking, working out, snowboarding, rock climbing, and golfing.

As an actor, Quinn wants to redefine what the Asian-American leading man looks like in Hollywood. He believes Asian-Americans have been relegated to lesser roles in the past, and thinks that they deserve more prominent, respectable roles. As a bold and edgy actor comfortable in both drama and comedy, Quinn is working towards bringing about that change.