Midwest Hu$tler

Zaine and his mother were abandoned by his drug addict father at ten months of age. Growing up very poor, his mom worked three jobs to support them. He started working at the age of 13 to help buy things he wanted that his mother couldn't afford. He loved racing and raced everything he got his hands on. He was the fastest kid in the neighborhood on his big wheel. He soon progressed to racing BMX bikes, go karts, dirt bikes and four wheelers. His mother told him, "Do what you enjoy and you will never work a day in your life." When he turned 16 he got his first car. His grandfathers Ford Gran Torino. He started drag racing everyone he could on the streets. Knowing that he couldn't afford to lose any races, he learned to hustle. Zaine developed a love for being in front of the camera when he was featured in "The Lake House" when he shook hands with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves in a couple scenes. With a new passion for acting, he continued to work in multiple feature movies, TV series and landed a few roles in independent films. Combining his love for racing and acting, he started writing, which incorporated true life experiences of underground Midwest street racing. He initially wrote Midwest Hu$tler as a movie series, but had to cut a lot of the back story and other scenes out to shorten it to a feature size screenplay. He would love nothing more than to see Midwest Hu$tler be made into a movie or TV series. Zaine still hustles in the underground street racing scene and is currently working on making a documentary of hustling Midwest street racers. Zaine is the "Midwest Hu$tler"