Dustin Breau wants to buy you a beer and hear your story.

But for now, this is his.

This strapping man, who suited up for a time with the Dallas

Cowboys’ practice squad, was born eight weeks premature,

tiny enough to fit in a shoe box. He was adopted. As his new

parents were taking him home from the hospital, an NBC crew

approached them and asked to share their story. Baby Dustin

made his TV debut at just six weeks old.

After moving to Salt Lake City, Breau landed a recurring role in the hit show, “Touched By An Angel”. His acting credits include a co-starring role in the film “Dumb Luck” with Scott Baio and more than a dozen national commercials. But Breau considers his most important role, ‘dad”.

Breau grew his passion for photography in to a successful business, finding a niche in the aviation industry. dbfoto(http://dbfoto.com) has become a driving force in aviation marketing worldwide.

Breau studied Film, TV and Radio at Montana State University in Billings, Mt. He paid the bills as a bartender and bouncer at a biker bar, where he survived being shot and stabbed. Montana’s rugged life suited this athletic, adrenaline junkie, while his coursework allowed him to hone his artistic side as a photographer and storyteller. Breau was hired as on-air talent for a radio station in Billings while still in college. After graduating, he moved through Reno and Denver before 93.3fm The FOXX lured him back to Bozeman, where a contest for Super Bowl tickets introduced him to his wife.