Originally named Issac Fuchs, he grew up in Lewis-Clark Valley in Clarkston, Washington. While in High School Issac was a three sport varsity athlete and a straight "A" student. His freshman year he was voted in as Homecoming Royalty, sophomore year he was the Treasurer of the Associated Student Body (ASB), and his senior year voted runne...
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Originally named Issac Fuchs, he grew up in Lewis-Clark Valley in Clarkston, Washington. While in High School Issac was a three sport varsity athlete and a straight "A" student. His freshman year he was voted in as Homecoming Royalty, sophomore year he was the Treasurer of the Associated Student Body (ASB), and his senior year voted runner up in senior guy's talent completion where he sang the lead solo in the men's a cappella group. Issac was very involved in sports and music up until he joined the Marine Corps in 2001. He spent the first half of his enlistment as an Air Traffic Controller landing fighter jets and other aircraft as a precision approach radar (PAR) controller. Later he became a Primary Marksmanship Instructor (PMI) and Range Coach teaching both rifle and pistol to over seven hundred Marines and police officers. While still in MOS training, Issac went to a Model Search America event and was one out of five people selected to audition for the Hollywood film studio 20th Century Fox. He booked his first role on the spot but couldn't do the gig due still being in the Marines. After that experience, Issac decided to start training as an actor and would travel back and forth from San Diego to L.A. to work with his acting coach over the next few years. In 2003, Issac was offered his first modeling job for Abercrombie and Fitch's magazine "The Quarterly". Unfortunately Issac had to decline due the Marine Corps no nudity policy. In 2005, Issac was promoted to Sergeant and recommended by his Staff NCO to become the Commanding General's personal bodyguard (PSD) in Iraq. After his tour in Iraq, he received an honorable discharged from the Marine Corps and moved to LA to pursue acting. Once in L.A. he continued his acting studies full time at New York Film Academy in Universal Studios. His first national commercial was Hallmark "Tell me" and "Tell Them" and his first feature lead in the Sci Fi film "Tug of War". Along with being an actor Issac is also a writer and a martial artist. He's currently a black belt in Bujinkan Ninjutsu and in Kendo. And recently he has begun training in Aikido and Shinkendo as well. Issac currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife and dog.
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