ABOUT US
Founded in 2006 by Tyler Cravens, WORKING ACTOR Productions is committed to the Central Florida region, with outstretched arms into every major market in the U.S. and abroad.
We are actors, writers, and creators of entertainment for television, film, voice-over, and theater production, with access to theater locations, props, film and television production crew and equipment, and recording studios.
Notably in Central Florida, WORKING ACTOR Productions is providing original performance acts for the Winter Garden Music Festival - 2007. These acts include a traditional Thai instrumental music group, and street atmospheric actors performing the original, KING ARTHUR AND THE HOLY COW, written and directed by Kenny Babel, co-writer of Bill & Ted‘s Excellent Halloween Adventure for the past five years at Universal Orlando‘s annual Halloween Horror Nights.
We’ve also been busy creating concepts. For instance, recently, we worked in tandem with Zoe Tyler, internationally acclaimed actress/singer and British television personality most known for her role as a judging panel member on HOW DO YOU SOLVE A PROBLEM LIKE MARIA? (BBC reality search for the next Maria in the West End’s production of, THE SOUND OF MUSIC) and ANY DREAM WILL DO (BBC reality search for the next Joseph in the West End‘s production of, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT).
Additionally, President of the company, Tyler Cravens has a full length feature currently slated for a pitch in late 2007 to the largest multi-media conglomerate in the country of Thailand for financing consideration and soundtrack producing.
At present, we are in production on a reality television pilot. Current working title, THE NEXT COMEDY ICON Of The United States. This production is slated for summer and will be ready for pitching Fall of 2007. If picked up, it is intended to produce right here in Central Florida.For more information, you can contact Tyler at: Tyler@workingactorproductions.com, or leave us a comment and/or question by clicking HERE.
Onward and upward!
