Whether playing the powerful corporate attorney, crime boss or the loving husband, Sheldon’s artistic style is intelligent, powerful and charismatic.

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Actor Sheldon Ingram in a professional headshot wearing a grey suit and light blue shirt, looking confidently at the camera.

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Film & TV

Theatre

 

 

Sheldon Ingram Voiceover Actor

Voice Actor

A powerful yet soothing tone. A charismatic voice to convey the depth and confidence of your message.

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Sheldon Ingram is a three-time Emmy Award-winning actor and storyteller whose work is shaped by decades in front of the camera.

Before moving fully into acting, Sheldon spent his adult life as a television news reporter. That background gave him a rare level of comfort on camera and a deep respect for the craft of storytelling.

As an actor, Sheldon sees this next chapter as a chance to go deeper into character and storytelling.

He has trained with HB Studio, Andrew Wood Acting Studio, the New York Performing Arts Academy and The Actor’s Workshop. He has also trained with Tom Kibbe, who studied directly under Stella Adler, Sanford Meisner and Lee Strasberg.

Sheldon brings a serious commitment to the craft and a hunger to learn, explore and do the work.

Since moving fully into acting, Sheldon has built a growing body of work across screen and stage, with credits spanning Netflix, NBC Universal, Lifetime and Pittsburgh theatre.

Sheldon Ingram Intimidating Boss
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Society is nothing without the breath of storytellers, who reveal the truth of the human condition.

Sheldon Ingram

I am a storyteller. It’s a role that gives me purpose. That’s why it’s been my lifelong vocation.

I honed my storytelling skills as a television reporter, but now I’ve transitioned into a deeper realm of the art: acting.

I enjoy the synergistic sensation of seeing, listening, feeling, speaking and moving — with profound meaning — as part of a storyline.

When I deliver that package of creative art to an audience, then see its impact — it comes alive as power and beauty in the same breath