- Height5′ 3″ (1.60 m)
- Described as part Dennis Franz' "Andy Sipowicz" (NYPD Blue) and part Dean Norris' "Hank Schrader" (Breaking Bad), Bryan Lee Travers is a retired FBI agent who is fearless and focused. He trained in acting and voiceover at ATC Studios and SV Acting Studio. He's also an NRA Firearms Instructor and Range Officer as well as a musician, playing several instruments! In the FBI, Bryan was a case agent, a forensic scientist, a pilot, a spokesperson, and a behavioral science profile coordinator. A member of the FBI Disaster Squad, Bryan was deployed to the New York City morgue during 9-11 and Dover Air Force Base Port Mortuary to identify deceased armed service members during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. During his time in the FBI Laboratory, Bryan moonlighted on the tipline of the Fox television show America's Most Wanted where he fielded calls from viewers and witnesses. Bryan has been trained to always put the mission before self! Connor MacGregor, Director of Recreations @ ABC/HULU said Bryan is a "Complete professional! Knew his marks, knew his lines. Highly, highly recommend working with him!" Director Paulina Knaak said, "He showed up on time, ready to roll, memorized. He took blocking like a champ and he was just a fantastic creative collaborator!"
- IMDb mini biography by: Bryan Travers
- SpouseJamie Lauren Travers(September 13, 2009 - present) (1 child)
- Gender / Gender identityMale
- Sexual orientationStraight
- Race / EthnicityWhite
- While working as the FBI spokesperson for the Newark field office in 2008, Bryan was responsible for organizing the FBI's 100th Anniversary party. Bryan invited SNL alumnus Joe Piscopo, and Sopranos actors Tony Sirico ("Paulie Walnuts"), Dominic Chianese ("Incle Junior"), Vince Curatola ("Johnny 'Sac' Sacrimoni"), and Federico Castellucio ("Furio").
- Bryan testified as an FBI expert witness while working in the FBI Laboratory as a Latent Print Examiner / Physical Scientist.
- Back in the summer of 1990, Bryan met actor Federico Castellucio, best know as "Furio" on the Soproanos, in the very first ever acting class of Action Theater -later known as ATC Studios.
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