PEDERSEN MCGILL
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Résumé Print Résumé
Film | ||
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Mr. Headcase |
Doctor Anderson |
Dir. Mike Greene |
The Marks |
Supporting Lead |
Dir. Liping Yang |
Hidden Love |
Lead |
Dir. Chad Muserlian |
Home Again |
Lead |
Dir. Scott Belfast |
Theater | ||
Ambrossio |
Lead |
Hanger Theater, NY |
Dogg's Hamlet |
Lead |
Hanger Theater, NY |
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead |
Supporting |
Hanger Theater, NY |
Midsummer Night's Dream |
Lead |
Hanger Theater, NY |
Training | ||
On-camera Technique |
Blue Swan Films |
John Swanbeck |
Acting |
Pearlman Acting Academy |
Joseph Pearlman |
Audition Technique |
Rod Rowland Studios |
Rod Rowland |
Commercial |
Hey I Saw Your Commercial |
Mike Pointer |
Cold Reading |
Margie Haber Studio |
Hamish Sturgeon |
Acting Technique |
Professional Actors Workshop |
Jeff Corey |
Scene Study |
Beverly Hills Playhouse |
Gary Imhoff |
On-camera |
Film Actors Workshop |
Eric Kline |
Improvisation |
The Groundlings |
Jim Jackman |
Education | ||
Scene Study |
NYU BFA Program |
Travis Preston |
Voice |
NYU BFA Program |
Chuck Jones |
Speech |
NYU BFA Program |
Susan Finch |
Improvisation |
NYU BFA Program |
Camryn Manheim |
Movement |
NYU BFA Program |
Peter Bass |
Singing |
NYU BFA Program |
David Bucknam |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6'1" |
Weight: 185 lbs |
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Archery, Cricket, Fencing, Fishing, Kayaker, Martial Arts, Racquetball, Sailing, Shooting - Revolver/Automatic, Snow Skiing - General, Swimming - freestyle, Wind Surfing, Vocal Range: Bari-Tenor, Whistler, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, American - Standard/General Accent, British - BBC English Accent, British - Cockney Accent, French Accent, Russian Accent
Father, husband, actor, writer, outdoorsman, chess and cribbage fan, & film buff. 1st-gen American. Lived in 7 US states & UK. Spent the past 15 years working in corporate consulting. Friends describe Pedersen as having a warm, and quirky personality with a dry British sense of humor. He's nicer than the roles he enjoys playing -- think arrogant, but likable COPs or EXECUTIVEs or sinister and calculating CRIMINALs. When he's on you might get the idea of Ed Norton, Kevin Spacey, or Mathew MacFadyen.