Kenneth Bryant

It's really all about the authenticity. I read it like I feel it. With or without an accent, and I can affect so many different accents too... I've known and worked with people from all over the world for so long and have always been delighted to hear them communicate their thoughts and feelings with their accented English. It's said that imitation is a sincere form of flattery and for me that's very true, and like many skills in Life, some accents I do better than others to be sure, but I give them all my best effort. If it entertains and brings smiles and laughter then that makes me happy. You see, it's not enough for me to be able to speak with a certain accent. I like to speak that accent with emotion and experience behind it. Having performed on stage taught me to search my own life experience very quickly to find the character and voice for a specific role, and I have Lived. I've skydived, been on wilderness expeditions, rock climbed and rappelled and zip lined across canyons, taught children and adults sports and professional trades, written short stories, taught myself to play guitar, traveled all over the world and seen numerous sights and cultures, investigated the paranormal, been on archaeological digs, done parkour, done martial arts, done jazz dance... And so on, and so on...