Biography

Although always dreaming of a career in the movies, his experiences in the broadcasting industry taught him that there can be just as much excitement in other levels of the entertainment industry. Kyle started as a movie theater usher. before obtaining an internship at local radio station, 95FM WVIC in Lansing, Michigan. After another internship and a research role at the station, he eventually became a radio personality and producer. His credits include the popular local radio programs, "Michaels in the Morning" and "Staudt on Sports" before launching his own morning program, "The No Show," on 92.7 WMMQ. Kyle continued to work in various radio markets across the state and was named Program Director of two Jackson stations at the age of 22. Kyle's connection with Tim Staudt from the "Staudt on Sports" radio show (and book of the same name) helped him get his foot in the door at WILX NBC 10. During Kyle's stay at WILX, he had the opportunity to produce a behind-the-scenes feature for Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" musical as it toured the country. He also became the spokesman for Downtown & Old Town Lansing. Kyle later ran the Promotions Departments at TV stations in Flint, Michigan, and El Paso, Texas, before leaving broadcasting to pursue a career in Marketing & Promotions at New Mexico State University. Kyle finally got to fulfill his lifelong fantasy of movie-making by working as a stand-in for the motion picture, "50 to 1." Three years later, he was given the opportunity to work in front of the camera as a background actor in two back to back science fiction films, "Independence Day: Resurgence" and "The Space Between Us." Since then, Kyle has worked on a number of film and television projects including "Better Call Saul" (the prequel to "Breaking Bad"), "The Night Shift", "Waco," "Just Getting Started," "Midnight, Texas," "Only the Brave," and more.
- IMDb mini biography by: Kyle Robert Pierson

Two of Kyle's first TV credits include "Midnight, Texas" and "The Night Shift." Although the two series are vastly different, they do have two things in common.

1. "Midnight, Texas" is based on a trilogy of books. The third of which is entitled, "Night Shift."

2. While both series take place in Texas, neither are filmed there. New Mexico is the home to both shows.