Kindall is an emerging actor from the Nlaka'pamux First Nation in Merritt, British Columbia. His journey began in March 2009 when he hitchhiked to Vancouver, seeking to fulfill his dream of becoming an actor. Upon arriving, he found refuge in Covenant House, a youth shelter that helped him stabilize his life while pursuing his passion. Starting his career as a background performer, Kindall gained valuable experience in the film and television industry. He has taken on various roles, including the character "Sammy" in Amir Aghelnegiad’s film "A Safe Place" (2016) and as the "Waiter-Sleeping Car" in Susanna White's feature film "Woman Walks Ahead," which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2017. In 2019, he portrayed the villain "August Heart," also known as "Godspeed," on the popular TV show "The Flash." Kindall's work includes appearances in several Netflix series such as "The Flash," "Altered Carbon," and "Another Life." More recently, he collaborated with Hilary Swank on the series "Alaska Daily," further showcasing his talent and versatility as an actor. Despite facing hardships on his path to success, Kindall cherishes his journey and the fulfillment that comes with pursuing his dreams. He completed a two-year diploma in film and television from New Image College of Fine Arts in Vancouver, British Columbia, and continues to work globally in the entertainment industry.
