Jason Grasl

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Political Voiceover Actor

Jason is a male voiceover talent. He was adopted and grew up in the suburbs of Detroit, where he started his career as an actor in theatre and television, before moving to Los Angeles in 2007. He has performed on professional stages all over the United States, appeared in dozens of regional and national commercials, is a recurring character on the Peacock series Rutherford Falls, the first US network comedy series written by a predominantly Native American/Indigenous writers’ room and featuring a largely Native American/Indigenous cast.

In 2018, he narrated the award-winning animated comedy short film Telling People You’re Native American When You’re Not Native Is A Lot Like Telling A Bear You’re A Bear When You’re Not A Bear.

Jason’s voiceover career began in the mid-2000s and since then, he has worked with brands, production companies and studios around the globe to bring their diverse content to life. Jason specializes in voiceover for television and radio commercials, podcast narration (both scripted and non-scripted), audiobook narration, museum interactive content narration, website tutorial narration, English dubbing of series regulars for multiple international streaming series, and live-narration for conventions.

Jason does a few impressions, including Stewie Griffin, Cookie Monster, Sean Connery, Alan Rickman, and Owen Wilson.

On top of acting and voice acting, Jason is also a playwright. In 2020, his play Lying With Badgers, a family drama about estranged brothers on the Blackfeet Reservation–the tribal nation from which Jason descends–had it’s production interrupted by Covid. His latest play, The Normal Force, a sci-fi drama about the pervasiveness of colonized thought in higher education, was commissioned during the pandemic. Jason writes with the intention of centering the lives of contemporary Native Americans in his narratives, something culture/pop-culture has rarely made room for until recently.

In addition to his background in entertainment, Jason has a bachelor of science in electrical engineering and a master of arts in theology with a concentration in culture/pop-culture. These educational backgrounds have given Jason a unique ability to narrate/voice complicated science jargon, as well as complex academic copy and make it all seem conversational.

Jason lives in Los Angeles with his wife Jessica, a television writer and producer, their son Lincoln, and Labrador Retriever named Abigail Bartlett (we’re West Wing fans).