Biography

Eric Lommel is a professional actor, writer, and voice-over artist currently based out of New York City. A firm believer in "training to be the best you can be," Eric received his B.A. in Theatre and Film studies from St. Cloud State University in Minnesota. While there, he was nominated to compete three times in the American College Theatre Festival for the Irene Ryan scholarship. Following his undergraduate degree, he went on to further his training at the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. While there he studied in a two year intensive Miesner based program. The program also focused heavily on the process of film, television and voice over technique.

Originally from Big Lake, Minnesota, Eric has had a passion for acting since at age 10, he received the role of Huck Finn in Prairie Fire Children's Theatre's production of Tom Sawyer. He proceeded to act in the children's shows, community theatre, as well as his High School One-Act play competition throughout his grade school years.

Eric currently resides in New York City as a writer and union actor.
- IMDb mini biography by: Debbie Saavedra

Eric is also a huge fan of movie history, and for three years, co-hosted and co-wrote the University Television Station's movie review show Back to the Movies.

Eric Lommel is an active philanthropist. He actively supports the Michael J. Fox Foundation, Better U Foundation, and the Association of the Hole in the Wall Camps.