TRAVIS BARBOUR-CHAMBLEE
- NON-UNION
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Represented by: |
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EKG Talent Group (NY) (646) 415-7635 Jordan, Gill & Dornbaum Talent Agency (NY) (212) 463-8455 |
Film/Television | ||
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Missing: The Mini Series |
Supporting |
Dir. Ben Cassiani |
My Brother’s Keeper (Short) |
Lead |
Dir. Dayvon Melendez |
Hotel Soul (Short) |
Supporting |
Dir. Sophia Lee |
Heroin HillBilly |
Supporting |
Dir. Garrett Silvey |
Omega House |
Supporting |
Dir. Jack Nicoletti |
Statistical Probabilities (Short) |
Day Player |
Dir. Ryan O’Leary |
Commercial | ||
Available Upon Request |
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Theater | ||
Leaves |
Young Curties/James |
Theater for the New City |
Farragut North |
Tom Duffy |
Little Victory Theatre |
Oppy |
NASA 1 |
Atlantic Theater Company |
Dysfunctional |
Ericson/ Officer Ezra |
Marilyn Rodman Performing ARTS |
Roman’s Road |
Jamir |
New Dimension Apostolic Center |
Training | ||
Graduate of Atlantic Acting School’s Conservatory Program |
Atlantic Acting School |
New York, N.Y |
Voice |
Katie Bull |
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Movement |
Donnie Mather |
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Performance Technique |
Carl Howell |
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Script Analysis |
Naomi Livingstone |
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Speech |
Charley Layton |
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Moment lab |
Montgomery Sutton |
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Business |
Gameela Wright |
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Casting (on camera self-tape) / Monologues |
Ricardo Coke-Thomas |
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Rhode Island College, Bachelor of Arts |
Providence, R.I. |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6' |
Weight: 180 lbs |
Eyes: Brown |
Hair Color: Black |
Hair Length: Short |
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Calisthenics, Basketball, Cycling, Football, Jump Rope, Running - General, Running - Long Distance, Running - Sprint, Track & Field, Weight Lifting, American - New England Accent, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, Irish Accent
Travis is a New York City based actor originally from Providence, R.I. He trained at Atlantic Acting School, associated with the acclaimed Off-Broadway powerhouse, Atlantic Theater Company, in New York City. He has appeared in a number of short films, but his passion remains on the stage. Most recently, he performed in a new off-off broadway play "Leaves" at Theater for the New City.