Rich Henkels demonstrates his Spokesperson expertise related to a variety of industries and types of work, some even a bit light-hearted!

Rich Henkels offers samples from three long-running TV series, a short film that touches on a societal challenge (parenting) and a clip from a series pilot he produced and starred in.

Rich plays co-star roles in CBS procedurals Blue Bloods and FBI, the lead role in a series pilot and dramatic roles in two independent shorts.

Rich in a variety of commercials for tech, residential, travel, financial, apparel and beverage industries. Rich plays everything from spokesperson, Santa Claus and football fanatic.

Rich is a spokesperson for a variety of industries, from tech to education to automobile services.

An experienced skier, Rich loves the mountains and would welcome any role that gets him on two boards!

A Utah native, Rich recently took horseback lessons after auditioning for several westerns. It's a skill he is developing with enthusiasm.

Lucky enough to spend time in Florida, Rich has paddle-boarded with the dolphins and enjoys the challenge of balancing on a board in the surf or on a lake!

Being "found out" by someone well down the food chain is less than satisfying to this CEO.

Rich plays the lead role in a series pilot, a tormented GM of a struggling plant, a divorced gardener looking for answers to life's questions, a father doing battle with his son and a security operative laying down a set of new rules to his client.

As General Manager, Anthony Scolari finds on all kinds of challenges when he takes over Protocol Industries, including a self-righteous Sales Director who thought SHE deserved the job.

In search of redemption, Anthony Scolari interviews for the GM role at Protocol Industries, a struggling manufacturing firm, in the midst of the recession. Keeping his sarcasm in check is a constant challenge.

Workforce - The Pilot, ends with a cliffhanger. Yet another challenge for new GM Anthony Scolari, who may have gotten more than he bargained for taking over Protocol Industries.

Rich plays a late middle-aged man struggling with what he sees as the lack of reward his life gives him. Internal struggles lead to marital strife, temptation then a brush with an unexpected reality. This gained Rich accolades for Best Actor in several film festivals.

An award winning news/sports reporter and anchor, Rich puts those skills to work for a variety of projects for commercial, corporate and industrial needs.

Rich is a teleprompter pro, having mastered scripts, long and short, for financial, pharma, medical, higher ed, industrial and a long list of other applications. A quick study, he interprets quickly and accurately to nail his delivery.

Rich Produces and Hosts a live Sports Talk Radio Show in Philly. Rich can get ANYONE talking, even high school kids!

Rich shows range that remains consistent with his brand in all four roles here. He is Ted Danson meets Harrison Ford in Patriot games. A reluctant hero, caring father, committed operative and focused family man.

A divorcee facing radical changes in lifestyle, a father losing his grip on one child while losing another to a kidnapping and a coach trying to do right by a player with whom he has some family history, Rich plays roles real, grounded and honest with his brand.

A solid fit, and a true professional, Rich represents a residential community, a financial services firm, a company that delivers advise about financial assistance for higher ed and a home improvement brand. Separate clips available.

Andrew Frey is the frustrated little brother of Lucifer himself. In this scene, he somehow doesn't let his anger get the best of him, though he wants to.

In a Supporting Actor role, Rich plays a retired financial whiz who has made some interesting choices that lands him in the midst of an unlikely love-interest and odd paranormal circumstance.

In a Supporting Actor role, Rich plays a retired financial whiz who has made some interesting choices that lands him in the midst of an unlikely love-interest and odd paranormal circumstance.

Mike Peruzzo providing play by play of a successful Grammarly courtship.

Rich plays a dry HR executive, a sleazy government spokesman and a beer drinking football fan.

Rich's 15 years of award winning journalism are apparent as he is comfortable behind the mike or with one in his hand.

A father first and foremost, Rich plays a distraught father, struggling to find his daughter without losing sight of his son!

A former intelligence operative, Trask knows how to take care of people. His client needs to listen to him!

Rich Henkels as a coach and mentor. A tough facade, but creampuff inside!

The "Me Too" movement under siege in this piece shot in Syracuse, NY

Rich shows flexibility, through a satirical political piece and spokesperson work for health food, technology and industrial clients.

Rich's experience as a spokesperson put to work for a leading global high tech firm, a tech-based industrial company, as an authoritative voice for driver safety ad as a medical professional.

Real, authentic, convincing, easy to work with... Rich goes to work for a home improvement company, Crown Royal Whisky, a local car dealer and a Google owned computer application.

In a CBS Sports Production, narrated by Michael Keaton, Rich plays the role of the original owner of the Green Bay Packers.

IN a commercial for a well known Canadian Whiskey, a blue collar Rich challenges an arch-rival.

Posing as Mike Peruzzo, an erstwhile anchor hawking the effectiveness of a Google software product

A little bit of everything as Rich shows some range and energy.