Ronn Kurtz
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Range | 20-25, 25-30, 30-35 |
| Accents | Japanese, Standard US |
| Own Studio | Home Studio - without Source connect |
The ute drove into Australian driveways in the mid 1930’s. It was the automotive idea of a bit of this and bit of that made real. Sleek and fast in the front. Useful and practical in the back. A car that could work for a living during the week and come to the party on Saturday Night. Because of that, all sorts of people loved it for all sorts of reasons that maybe the first crowd couldn’t see. Today, look around, the ute has now morphed again into a myriad of colour and contoured combinations to cover work, family and go anywhere adventure.
Ronn Kurtz could be thought of that way. But which ‘way’ is that? Ronn has both youthful enthusiasm for adventure, whether it’s inner city or bush bashing and can also turn his voice to meet more stylish products or mature services. Some might seem him as the wise old young guy, while others will use him for the youthful brain on older shoulders.
He excels at quiet advice. The voice you need to explain the difficult, to encourage the fainthearted and make dry statistical material come to life. That material could be scientific discoveries, instructions or a step-by-step guide to match tutorial or documentary visuals.
A quick Google search will also reveal another of Ronn’s abilities – comedy. From the parody of the Aussie male to brave nerdish slapstick, Ronn’s physical transformations means its a great training ground for his voice to follow.
Ronn Kurtz’s acting and voice career is just beginning but just like that adaptable ute that grew to become such an everyday part of our culture, Ronn’s talent means he’s sure to become a well-used and valuable voice on the Scout talent roster.
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Actor Bio
Ronn Kurtz is a versatile actor and voice over artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Born in the Middle East to an American father and a mother who grew up in Zimbabwe, Ronn moved to Australia at the age of five, bringing with him a unique cultural background that enriches every performance.
Standing at an impressive 6’3″ with leading man looks and a commanding presence, Ronn has built a diverse and impressive career across film, television, and commercial work.
His career highlights include playing the Terminator at Universal Studios Japan from 2017 to 2019, showcasing his physical prowess and remarkable adaptability. His acting talents shone in his portrayal of Winston, a lead role in the Netflix and 7mate series Rostered On, which he later reprised in Counter Girls on 7mate. More recently, Ronn has become a familiar face in Australian households as the spokesperson for Aussie Broadband, with further commercial appearances for major brands including Coles and Harvest Snaps.
Ronn’s filmography continues to grow at an exciting pace. He stars as Cameron in the upcoming feature film Reign on Me EasyKiller Productions, and is set to appear in the upcoming feature film White Lies. In a true demonstration of his multifaceted talent, Ronn has written, starred in, and directed his upcoming action sci-fi adventure film Retriever, and is currently writing and directing a new short film as well. He also recently appeared in the Binge TV series High Country.
On the voice over front, Ronn’s rich and distinctive vocal presence has made him a sought after talent in the industry. He is currently narrating two seasons of a new National Geographic documentary series, and has lent his voice to high profile commercial campaigns for Carlton Draught and Tattslotto, further cementing his reputation as one of Australia’s most recognisable voices.
Known for his sharp comedic skills and impressive gift for impersonations, Ronn is equally at home in drama, action, and comedy. His physicality honed during his time as a stuntman at Universal Studios and further developed through his current training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, bringing an athleticism and authenticity to his performances that sets him apart.
A truly well rounded performer, Ronn Kurtz continues to make his mark on the Australian and international entertainment industry.
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