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Keith D. Humphrey
Web Site. . .Bio
Keith D. Humphrey
Web Site. . .Bio
| BIO & "Bragging Rights" |
| Since his very first stage appearance as the cantankerous Mr. Welch in his High School production of the operetta “Damn Yankees”, Keith has never lost his dream nor the desire to perform. He began to hone his skills with an increasing number and size of roles with R.L.T. (Regina Little Theatre) under the tutelage of his “Dear Departed” mentor Hilda Allen. Yet Keith has never forgot that he is a prairie boy, born in Moose Jaw. He was Nominated as “BEST MALE ACTOR IN A LEAD ROLE” in “Line of Taxis” At the I.F.O.C.T. Film Festival Sony Culver City Studios, Los Angeles. Keith has worked on numerous commercials. Winning 2 AMPIA Awards for Best Commercial for United Way (1999) Father & Son Anti Drinking & Driving (2001) |
"Bragging Rights"
Casting Director: Stuart Aikins
Commenting on the F/x Make Up Photo Masters of Horror Ep. 205 The V Word.
"Cool. Nice blood. Good face."
Director "Missing": Miho Yamamoto...
" Thank you for giving us your amazing work. You are the real "Bruce. Only you understood exactly what I
wanted to express, meaning of props, and meaning of the lines. Everybody thinks you are the one! I'm
so excited working with you on set. One more thing..."No.1 actor has a beautiful dog"
I couldn't believe this coincidence! When I came home and turned the page on my daily calender,
the picture on the next day was a Border Collie! I think this script is perfect for you and Lady!
(Please give Lady a big hug from us!)
Director "Edward Cole": Thom Stitt....
" I'll probably never in my life forget Keith Humphrey's audition for Edward Cole. Re-living it now, I only
wish that principle photography could have been longer - I only wish we could have made a film twice as
long in twice the time, because I want so much to explore the character more with Keith. I remember
being in the audition room - a wonderful young actress named Kelly was reading the parts of both
Corina and Crystal in two different scenes, and the electricity that Keith created when he became
Edward Cole was instant and powerful."
Director "Road to Victory": Michael Reilly...
"We recently finished cutting your scene with Clay together, and it turned out great. You guys did a
fantastic job. In fact, you are now the opening of the film."
Director "Less Than you Think" & "Punch and Calamity" : Sebastian Sokol...
"Things are coming together concerning Punch & Calamity. I've posted up casting notices
for it, but I've purposefully withheld casting for Punch/Houston. Personally I'd really like to have you on
board as you were great to work with last time."
Agent : Deborah Harry :
“It was great to see you in action” D
“I know your one of the team players” D
“Wow, Edward Cole was simply amazing, one of the best short films I have ever seen.
I am saying this for real. I am very proud of your work, it was amazing, what a great piece
to edit for your reel for sure! Just loved it...Thanks for sharing this with me. Take care" D
“I think after this one we should make a new demo compilation of your recent work" D
“I know what you want to show me, I already figured it out and went to your NEW web page and it
looks great! Not bad for someone who is not a graphic designer?“ D
The Calgary Sun Review (1994):
Click to enlarge
Commenting on the F/x Make Up Photo Masters of Horror Ep. 205 The V Word.
"Cool. Nice blood. Good face."
Director "Missing": Miho Yamamoto...
" Thank you for giving us your amazing work. You are the real "Bruce. Only you understood exactly what I
wanted to express, meaning of props, and meaning of the lines. Everybody thinks you are the one! I'm
so excited working with you on set. One more thing..."No.1 actor has a beautiful dog"
I couldn't believe this coincidence! When I came home and turned the page on my daily calender,
the picture on the next day was a Border Collie! I think this script is perfect for you and Lady!
(Please give Lady a big hug from us!)
Director "Edward Cole": Thom Stitt....
" I'll probably never in my life forget Keith Humphrey's audition for Edward Cole. Re-living it now, I only
wish that principle photography could have been longer - I only wish we could have made a film twice as
long in twice the time, because I want so much to explore the character more with Keith. I remember
being in the audition room - a wonderful young actress named Kelly was reading the parts of both
Corina and Crystal in two different scenes, and the electricity that Keith created when he became
Edward Cole was instant and powerful."
Director "Road to Victory": Michael Reilly...
"We recently finished cutting your scene with Clay together, and it turned out great. You guys did a
fantastic job. In fact, you are now the opening of the film."
Director "Less Than you Think" & "Punch and Calamity" : Sebastian Sokol...
"Things are coming together concerning Punch & Calamity. I've posted up casting notices
for it, but I've purposefully withheld casting for Punch/Houston. Personally I'd really like to have you on
board as you were great to work with last time."
Agent : Deborah Harry :
“It was great to see you in action” D
“I know your one of the team players” D
“Wow, Edward Cole was simply amazing, one of the best short films I have ever seen.
I am saying this for real. I am very proud of your work, it was amazing, what a great piece
to edit for your reel for sure! Just loved it...Thanks for sharing this with me. Take care" D
“I think after this one we should make a new demo compilation of your recent work" D
“I know what you want to show me, I already figured it out and went to your NEW web page and it
looks great! Not bad for someone who is not a graphic designer?“ D
The Calgary Sun Review (1994):
Click to enlarge
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