Since accidentally landing his first gig as a cover model for Frontiers Magazine in 2002, Herman's ascent into showbusiness has been nothing short of an adventure. After being splashed across the pages of magazines, catalogues and billboards for years, he recently has branched out to TV commercials as well as hosting. With his telegenic looks and glittering personality, just watch Herman segue his career into a TV personality!
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The path to Herman's career was unplanned. After graduating from UC Berkeley and a brief stint as a corporate analyst at Gap, Inc, he worked as a fashion stylist for the likes of Macy's Passport and various magazines. One day at a photoshoot he was styling, the model on set was not working out too well. After the model was dismissed, the photographer asked Herman to remain behind to just finish off the roll (this is before everyone switched to digital). With some coaxing, Herman reluctantly obliged. Later that month, Herman found himself splattered across newsstands. Much to his surprise, the magazine decided to use him as the cover model! Voila, a star is born!
Shortly after that fortuitous event, agencies snapped him up and put him to work. Armed with a positive attitude, disarming personality, cheekbones to die for and a little luck, Herman swiftly amassed an impressive portfolio, and even went on to do jobs in Hong Kong and Los Angeles.
When Herman is not on set, you can find him wheeling and dealing real estate. As one a Top Producing Real Estate Broker, he has been on CNN.com, MSNBC and local TV and newpapers.
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