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Strong began his acting career at the young age of nine, when he starred as Gavroche in Les Misérables. In 1992, he received his first regular television series role as Julie Andrews' son on Julie. Strong made his debut on film as Amy Irving's son in Benefit of the Doubt. It was not until he was chosen for the role of Shawn Hunter in the ABC series Boy Meets World that he received fame and recognition.

He was nominated twice for the Young Artist Award and for a Hollywood Reporter YoungStar Award. When Boy Meets World ended, Strong returned to the big screen to star as Paul in the indie horror film Cabin Fever, directed by Eli Roth. In 2006, he returned to television for a role in Pepper Dennis on the WB. He is currently working on Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever, the sequel to Cabin Fever. It is slated to be released in 2009.

Along with his brother, Shiloh Strong, he wrote and directed the short film, Irish Twins, which premiered at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival. It went on to win both the Jury Award and Audience Award at the Woods Hole Film Festival, a Special Jury Prize in the Action/Cut Short Film Competition and Best First-Time Director at DC Shorts.

In early 2009, Strong performed the audiobook of The Obama Revolution by Alan Kennedy-Shaffer.