Although he is of Jamaican ancestry, both of Doron's grandfather's emigrated to London, England in the 1960s. After garnering her Masters Degree at the esteemed Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y, his mother - a librarian, decided to head north to Montreal and have her children in Canada instead. Doron and his brother Dexter grew up singing & performing in the church and at 18 it was his experience singing for Randy Jackson(then A&R for Sony Music) with a local boy band that first led him to Hollywood. Although the group disbanded, the experience was life changing and inspired him to pursue life as a performer. After starring in a number of college theater plays in British Columbia, he gravitated more towards TV and film and In 98' he returned to L.A and landed his first series regular role as a troublesome yet endearing South African teenager on the family TV drama "Born Free". The 26 episodes he experienced on Born Free were an even mix of comic relief & drama that, unbeknownst to Doron, laid the foundation for future roles displaying the same range. Recently, Doron has a recurring role on FOX's new sci-fi drama Second Chance and also had a supporting role in the Toni Braxton biopic: Unbreak My Heart, which had the highest rating of any Lifetime Network movie since "Whitney" in early 2015.Doron's vocal versatility has also garnered him a fair amount of success in the voice-over animation world. He's lent his voice to several successful cartoon characters including the voice of "Waldo"on the new Dreamworks Animation TV hit series Dinotrux as well as the up and coming Tarzan & Jane - both airing as Netflix original series.In his spare time, Doron keeps his creative juices flowing anyway possible and spends the majority of his time in Los Angeles and Vancouver, B.C.