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FULL NAME: Kevin Lee Carvell
DATE OF BIRTH: May 24, 1975
PLACE OF BIRTH: Ephrata, Pennsylvania, USA
HEIGHT: 5' 10"
PARENTS: Shelby Henning (deceased), Paul Carvell
SIBLINGS: Sharon, Dwayne, David, Wendy (stepsister)

FAVORITE MOVIE: Anything with Harrison Ford (the thinking man's action hero).
FAVORITE TV SHOW: 'Whose Line is it Anyway?'... of course.
WHAT MAKES KC HAPPY: His friends.
WHAT MAKES KC SAD: Cruelty to animals.
KC'S BIGGEST FAULT: According to his friends, he works too much.
LIKES: Honesty, cheese, a power-nap.
DISLIKES: Hypocrisy, circus peanuts (the orange candy).
WHAT'S IN KC'S MP3 PLAYER: Billy Joel, Elton John, Just Like David, Creed, Unsearchable Riches, and many other performers from the 60's through today.

HIS STORY:
Born May 24, 1975 in Ephrata (click here for a live view from atop of local newspaper, The Ephrata Review), Pennsylvania... like many people, Kevin's childhood had it's share of ups and downs. He didn't come from a wealthy background and living in a single parent environment for most of his young life, it was always a challenge for his mother to keep food on the table and a roof over his head. He suffered major blows while still very young... his parents divorced (at age 5), his first stepfather (Evan Weinhold) died (at age 11), and he lost a close childhood friend, Kirsten Shelley (at age 13). What kept him going? Many things. He had a love of science, electronics, and robotics. 'The Transformers' made a huge impact on him. For a long time he thought about a career in science and/or robotics. But he had another love... television and movies. Sort of by accident, he first appeared in the regionally syndicated, short-lived tv show 'Parent and Child' in 1982. In 1989 he starred in the direct-to-video release of 'Score More Points Nintendo Blue'. Then, in 1992, in one of his favorite projects, he appeared in a limited run of 'Disney's Aladdin - The Musical' -- a musical in which he performed as the Genie (showcasing his singing and voice talents). He was also the understudy for the character of Aladdin.

These days... Kevin works for Blue Ridge Communications by day and runs Flashpoint Studios, an audio/video production, consulting, and marketing company by night. To date, through Flashpoint, he's been a project consultant on nearly seventy television series, films, video games, and more. In 1994 he started CinemaEdge, which was originally an entertainment news print publication that made it's debut on the web in 1996. In 2001 it again changed from an infotainment website to an entertainment store. Then, in 2003 CinemaEdge.com became part of Amazon.com. On the web, Kevin also has his hand in other ventures. His company helped launch Elton John's website back in 2000. He's consulted and marketed tech companies like Dell and Sony. What he's most known for though (outside of all of his crazy voices) is his film and television projects. He's worked on 'Gargoyles', 'Whose Line is it Anyway?', 'Batman Beyond', 'The Whole Nine Yards', 'Band of Brothers', '24', 'Alias', 'Signs', 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl', 'The Polar Express', 'Transformers' (2007), and many, many more. He's even done voiceover work for USA Network promos for 'The Dead Zone'. He also co-produced the band Just Like David and helped launch the musical career of actress-friend, Jenna von Oy (Six, Blossom). KC can also be found raising money for his charity, the Flashpoint Fund. Money raised through the Flashpoint Fund benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the ASPCA. He's also the spokesperson for Share the Wealth, a non-profit that feeds hungry families in surrounding areas of his hometown of Ephrata, Pennsylvania.

When he's not working, Kevin likes to either relax or spend time with friends.