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Born in Springfield, Oregon, to Darrell and Connie Neet, Caleb Neet grew up in a large family and developed a love for acting and filmmaking early on, performing in plays and creating movies with his siblings using the family video camera.
At age eleven, after relocating to Central Oregon, Caleb kept pursuing acting. He enrolled in drama classes, and by fifteen, he co-wrote, directed, and starred in a feature-length comedy titled "An 80's Movie!" Recruiting over thirty friends, family members, and local actors, the film took six months to produce and premiered at a local high school, drawing hundreds of attendees.
After finishing school, Caleb balanced acting in local independent films with a growing focus on theater. He performed in numerous professional and community theater productions, including Shakespeare’s "The Taming of the Shrew," Arthur Miller’s "All My Sons," Ken Ludwig’s "Leading Ladies" as Jack Gable, and played the title role in Lee Blessing’s "Fortinbras."
During a play, Caleb met actor and filmmaker Gordon James Asti. Sharing a passion for cinema, they began collaborating on various shorts and feature films in both Central Oregon and Los Angeles, California.
Now residing in Hollywood, California, Caleb continues to study acting while actively advancing his career in television and film.
