About Gregory Gorton
| Gregory Gorton is a proud, card carrying
member of The Screen Actor’s Guild, The American Federation of Television
and Radio Artists, and Actor’s Equity. He has worked on several committees
for Aftra, and has served two terms on the SAG Council. Greg is currently
an officer with the DC/Baltimore Equity Liaison Committee.
A veteran of many local stages, Greg has been performing and touring the country with the musical comedy improvisation troupe, “NOW THIS!” for the past fifteen years. Traveling literally from coast to coast and points as far South as Biloxi, he has performed thousands of shows and created hundreds of characters. “NOW THIS!” has been awarded the prestigious ESPIRIT AWARD for international entertainment and twice received the ISES AWARD for outstanding special events entertainment. If Greg’s voice sounds familiar to you, it may be due to the dozens of voice-overs he has done locally and nationally. He has also narrated programs for The Discovery Channel, National Geographic, NASA TV, The Department of the Interior and The Marriot Corporation, among many other local and national clients. Greg has performed on national television on, among others, “HOMICIDE”, and “UNSOLVED MYSTERIES”. His other television credits include many commercials and several Public Service Announcements, including the leading role in “DADDY”S HOME”, which won an Emmy Award. Greg portrayed the leading roles in two independent film productions, “THE BERZERKER” and “CARDS.” Currently, Greg is one of the staff narrators for The Library of Congress’ books on tape program. He has also recorded nationally for such audio book publishers as BBC Audio and Chivers North America. All totaled, Greg has narrated over four-hundred and fifty books on tape. Greg has also taken on the responsibilities
of Producer for several worthwhile causes. With the considerable assistance
of the Liaison Committee, Greg has produced three benefit performances
for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids, raising well over ten thousand dollars
for BC/EFA and Aids research. He has produced and moderated five Producer’s
Panels for the local SAG branch, bringing the membership direct access
to the those casting for the voice-over and production communities, as
well as the directors and producers.
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