Bart goes on location in Upstate New York and conducts a tour of the Hepworth Farm. This year-long documentary film series deals with global and humanitarian issues.

Bart hosts a year-long environmentally based documentary film series produced by Buddhist organization Tzu Chi

Bart plays Chief Kinsey, an instructor for Vertical Rescue with the Chicago Fire department. He is hard-nosed and reluctant to let blake Gallo in his already full class. This was episode 10 in season 10 of NBC's long-running series.

Bart plays "Dan" in "Adam" - a short film about a closeted gay teen whose fantasies lead him to explore the world of adult filmmaking. Directed by Min Ding.

Bart co-stars in the CBS "Murphy Brown" rebooted series in the episode entitled "Beat the Press" as a Trump supporter from Altoona, PA.

Bart displays his variety of characters starring opposite Oliver Platt ("Chicago Med"), Academy award winner Cuba Gooding Jr., ("Freedom") Tony nominee Orfeh ("Life of an Actress). Edited by LCA League.

Bart portrays Professor Callahan in a few scenes from the musical "Legally Blonde.

Includes Selections from "Les Miserables" (Bart played the role of Valjean for 1.5 years on Broadway and National Tour) and live production of "Jekyll and Hyde".

Regular Guy Spokesperson

Bart plays a Dad who loves to cook with his daughter in this spot for Tiggly Toys.

Bart plays an attentive Dad in this spot for Tiggly Toys

National commercial spots for ESPN, Comcast and Burlington Coat Factory

Bart plays "Stan Gallagher" in this episode entitled "Generation Gap" - Season 2 of NBC's hit series "Chicago Med". Synopsis: A concerned Conservative Dad of a troubled teen

The feature film, "Freedom" Bart stars (opposite Academy Award Winner Cuba Gooding Jr.) as "McGee" a vagabond musician who helps Samuel (Cuba Gooding Jr) and his family to safety thru the Underground Railroad.