Euguen Leon

Hi everyone, My name is Euguen Leon. 

I was born in Moscow, Russia to a Ukrainian father and Russian mother. We immigrated to the states in 1991. Although Russian is my first language, English has become my primary. Since I was very young I have always had a deep love for cartoons, anime, and video games. I frequently practiced character voices, speech patterns, practicing those voices in front of people as often as I could. After graduating high school I took a drama course, and fell in love with the craft. This shocked my family as I was so shy growing up, to the point where I would avoid getting my picture taken at high school yearbook shoots. Even with my parents having their doubts I moved to Florida to begin my acting journey. Within that year, I got my first agent (Gilla Roos Miami) and booked my first commercial (Nescafe) which happened to be an ACTRA union job. Since then, it has been a terrific rollercoaster ride. I moved to LA, joined SAG-AFTRA, and have been fortunate enough to work in film with legends like Morgan Freeman, Diane Keaton, Wesley Snipes and many more. I have had over 10 years of acting training, and my most recent and proudest achievement has been the blessed opportunity to work with the massively talented Toni Oliver, and the amazing team at BangZoom Entertainment! Studios in Burbank, CA . Making my voiceover debut on Netflix's Ghost in the Shell:SAC_2045 as Kukushkin & Ginger. Hard Work had definitely payed off when, after submitting to many different agencies and management companies about my recent releases; garnered interest with one of the leading Voiceover agencies and am now proud to be represented by Arlene Thornton & Associates. I frequently get asked about the entertainment industry and one thing I find true in all this is basically, Train with highly reputable people like Ivanna Chubbuck or Howard Fine, Go to Second City or Groundlings, study from the great VO actors like Dave Fennoy, Richard Horvitz, Pat Fraley to name a few. Mainly do your research and meet as many people as you can. Take those Casting Director workshops and just have fun with it. You must play, so go and enjoy the journey and practice as much as you can, even in front of the mirror or in your living room!