I'm a recent graduate who's exploring LA, enjoying post-college life, and looking to meet some new people. I'm from Wisconsin, but I moved out to the LA area about five years ago to go to USC. Now, armed with a degree in Computer Science, I'm ready to start taking on the Real World.

I'm pretty passionate about my work, but I think I'm pretty laid back otherwise - I'm not difficult to keep entertained, and often hanging out with a new or old friend is more than enough for me to have a great time.

I'm an avid moviegoer, a frequent gamer, and a big fan of dining out.

I started my career two years ago, which is in the video game industry - I make iPhone games at a small start up in Glendale.

Beyond that, I'm enjoying not being in school for the first time in my life, trying to uncover all the best spots in LA, and spending time with friends whenever possible.

Cooking steaks, making playlists, coding stuff, forgetting that USC is playing, waltzing!? (ehh...sort of), whipping up a drink.

Maybe my height? I haven't got a very large sample size yet, so it's hard to say. Let me know!

I don't read too often lately, but I'm a fan of Douglas Adams and Kurt Vonnegut. Sometimes, I read text books. :-\ But not during dates, don't worry.

I love movies that can provide a unique vision in some way, or something that is iconic or provides layers of detail. I'm a big fan of Wes Anderson and Tarantino. Other favorites are Drive, Scott Pilgrim, Zoolander, Cloud Atlas, Shaun of the Dead...

I'm really enjoying Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Dexter, and Game of Thrones. I'm also a fan of The Office, Futurama, and The Daily Show.

For music, I like a lot of 60s-70s (Queen, ELO, Pink Floyd), but I'm mostly discovering great contemporary music through KCRW these days. Also enjoy the gaudiness of 80s music from time to time. Not big into heavy metal or rap I guess.

Technology, tasty food, great stories, comedy, family, and friends.

What type of music would best go along with whatever I'm doing at a particular moment.

If not catching a movie, probably out grabbing dinner with friends - occasionally doing some bar hopping downtown.

No matter how groan-worthy, I can't help but enjoy a really good pun. Actually, scratch that - the quality of the pun does not matter.

You want to see a movie, go to the beach, have dinner, hike up a mountain, dance with someone who's bad at dancing, pair program, chat on ze internet, or introduce me to unexpected new things. Also, if you are awesome, you'd be doing me a favor really.