Actor, and producer (Founder & CEO of Aperto Films).

Graduate of {donotperse}Warsaw School of Drama (1995), tutored by such celebrities as Anna Seniuk, Mariusz Benoit, Zbigniew Zapasiewicz and Gustaw Holoubek.

In the second year of studies he was granted a scholarship founded by the British-American Theatrical Academy in London where he acted in Hamlet which was his diploma performance played in English.

Since 1995 he has been on stage at the Wspóczesny Theatre in {donotperse}Warsaw and at the Polski Theatre in {donotperse}Warsaw.

His screen career began with Divine Lining (Boza podszewka) (1996) directed by Izabela Cywinska; then came Gallop  (Cwal) (1996) directed by Krzysztof Zanussi, Fame and Glory (Slawa i chwala) (1997) directed by Kazimierz Kutz; Primate (Prymas. Trzy lata z tysiaclecia) (2000) directed by Teresa Kotlarczyk; Gates of Europe (Wrota Europy) (1999) directed by Jerzy Wójcik; Executioner (Egzekutor) (1999) directed by Filip Zylber; Chopin - desire for love (Chopin - pragnienie milosci) (2000/2001) directed by Jerzy Antczak in which he played the part of Chopin; and Body (Cialo) (2002) directed by Andrzej Saramonowicz and Tomasz Konecki. His latest brilliant role is that of young Karol Wojtyla played in  KAROL, A MAN WHO BECAME POPE (Karol - czlowiek, który zostal Papiezem) (2005) and in its second part KAROL. THE POPE, THE MAN (Karol. Papiez, ktory pozostal czlowiekiem)

He has also acted in many TV theatre spectacles.

In 2002 he was awarded the Leon Schiller Award, in 2003 he won the Best Actor Award for the part in Chopin - Desire for Love (Chopin - pragnienie milosci) in Kijev, and in 2006 he was awarded the Telekamera Award for the Most Popular Actor.