About

Kenneth Jones embarked on his acting journey right from his quaint New England hometown, where he starred in short films alongside friends. With each role, his passion for the craft flourished, eventually landing him memorable parts such as Owen Musser in Larry Shue's beloved play, "The Foreigner," and Raymond Sintes in a co-produced senior capstone film adaptation of Albert Camus' book "The Stranger."

Kenneth also pursued a career in entertainment, furthering his education at Syracuse University, where he studied TV, Radio, and Film at the esteemed S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. This academic pursuit paved the way for his nearly decade-long experience as a non-fiction TV and film producer, and post production audio editor & mixer.

Known for his versatile vocal talents, Kenneth's captivating voice has graced platforms ranging from the Travel Channel and YouTube to video games, lively radio advertisements and segments, and even a meditation retreat experience! From documentary narration to bringing fictional characters to life, Kenneth demonstrates a significant vocal range. He's dedicated to honing his skills, participating in esteemed courses like the Kalmenson & Kalmenson training for actors, and continues to nurture his craft through personalized coaching and specialized training.