Vincent was born in Leicestershire England in 1987. From a young age he showed his talent and enthusiasm for the arts, this then started the process of him taking up acting lessons, producing artwork and his photography.

Vincent has also taken part in organising and participating in charity events, such as Age Concern Rutland Water Bike Ride (Now Age UK) and at Loughborough College for Children In Need.

Vincent is an active member of The Little Theatre in Leicester. He has not only worked along side other actors, but with directors and backstage crew on many productions and as part of the Membership Team. His first acting role was in a Poetry and Prose production called "Love, Death, Silliness and War" in 2009. In this production Vincent took many diverse roles and was particularly credited for his role in "Little Red Ridding Hood" and an extract from "The Accrington Pals".

"Shadowlands", October 2010, sees the first main stage role that Vincent has been involved in at The Little Theatre, playing the Registrar's Clerk and Waiter. Vincent has said, "Though the role is small, I loved taking part in this production. Most of the cast are more mature, 

40's upwards, and it is amazing to work with such experienced people. Paul, the director, has great vision and directing style. I have worked with him once before on "Two Thousand Years" in the wings, as it were. I knew that I would love to work with him again as an actor, and I got my wish."

"Our Town", May 2011, is the return of Vincent to the main stage at the Little Theatre. Having been concentrating on other work Vincent was excited to finally get back into the theatre and take on the challenge of "Our Town". Again working with Nadine Beasley, Bianca Holman, Paul Beasley and Jane Towers. Vincent is part of the Ensemble, but also takes the roles of a member of the choir and pallbearer. Vincent said "I'm and so excited to be back working in the theatre, it's been way too long! Nadine is an amazing director and I'm so privileged to get to work with her again."

In the Christmas period of 2011/2012 Vincent took his first role in a pantomime, "Dick Whittington". He took on the role of Tom The Cat Dick'sbest friend who happens to be a cat. In this version of "Dick Whittington" Tom The Cat is able to speak, dance and sing; unlike other renditions of the play.

Vincent studied both Fine Art and Photography in 2003 for 2 years. The program allowed him to find his own style and work with different media. Vincent has produced profession photography for Nottingham Trent University Student Fashion Project, Absolute Beauty, COPORA UK, Loughborough College and Aberdeen University Moving Forward Conference.