Travis Lincoln Cox

Travis Lincoln Cox is basically one of those guys who’s always deep in something creative—acting, writing, improv, you name it. He grew up in Salt Lake City, which, let’s be real, isn’t exactly Hollywood, but somehow he made that work. The guy’s got roots in regional theater out in Utah, so he’s done the whole Shakespeare thing with Macbeth, gone quirky with Harvey, and even tackled Sweeney Todd. Dude’s theater cred is no joke. He did a full four years studying Theatre at Utah Tech, so he’s got the training, and somewhere in all that, he met Whitney Morgan Cox—now his wife. Kind of a movie romance in itself, honestly. Once he hit LA, Travis really leaned into TV. People might recognize him as Adam Lewis from season 11 of Criminal Minds, or maybe as Alfred Hollander from The Tall Tales of Jim Bridger. He even popped up as Scott Clarick in Project 863’s fourth season. That’s just scratching the surface, though. He’s a total indie film nerd, and he’s racked up credits in nearly a hundred different projects. Think titles like Back to Awesome, The Pastor and the Pro, and Washerwoman. The man doesn’t stop. If there’s one thing he’s obsessed with outside of movies, it’s improv—especially the long-form kind. Travis has been doing his thing in LA’s improv scene for over a decade, which is wild. Basically, if there’s a stage, a camera, or a script, he’s probably been there, done that, and found a way to make it his own.