Mike Everett(II)
- Actor
- Voice Actor - Dubbing
Born in Vancouver, Canada, Mike spent his formative years dodging hockey pucks before his family relocated to Northern California’s Sonoma County. Arriving at twelve with a thick Canadian accent, a bowl haircut, and a generous layer of baby fat, he quickly traded dodging pucks for dodging middle school bullies.
Eventually, the accent faded, the hair improved, and a talent scout took notice - launching a decade-long international modeling career that saw him working alongside legendary photographers like Patrick Demarchelier and Oliviero Toscani.
Transitioning from the fashion world to the newsroom, Mike earned his degree in broadcast meteorology and spent years tracking major weather systems for network affiliates from Florida to the Pacific Northwest. His ability to translate complex atmospheric science into warm, accessible storytelling earned him a loyal audience - along with an Emmy, a Golden Mike, and two Edward R. Murrow Awards.
While broadcasting in Southern California, Mike began stepping in front of the camera for film and television, frequently playing network anchors and reporters. The acting bug bit hard enough that in 2025, he retired from live news to pursue acting and voiceover work full-time.
Now splitting his time between the U.S. and Canada, Mike has built a steady slate of screen and voice credits on both sides of the border. When he’s not on set or behind a mic, you can usually find him on a mountain, spending his winters tracking down and documenting ski terrain across North America.
Eventually, the accent faded, the hair improved, and a talent scout took notice - launching a decade-long international modeling career that saw him working alongside legendary photographers like Patrick Demarchelier and Oliviero Toscani.
Transitioning from the fashion world to the newsroom, Mike earned his degree in broadcast meteorology and spent years tracking major weather systems for network affiliates from Florida to the Pacific Northwest. His ability to translate complex atmospheric science into warm, accessible storytelling earned him a loyal audience - along with an Emmy, a Golden Mike, and two Edward R. Murrow Awards.
While broadcasting in Southern California, Mike began stepping in front of the camera for film and television, frequently playing network anchors and reporters. The acting bug bit hard enough that in 2025, he retired from live news to pursue acting and voiceover work full-time.
Now splitting his time between the U.S. and Canada, Mike has built a steady slate of screen and voice credits on both sides of the border. When he’s not on set or behind a mic, you can usually find him on a mountain, spending his winters tracking down and documenting ski terrain across North America.
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