Josh Holliday(I)
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Ever since he was young Josh was interested in making people react...or as some call it, entertaining. He was born and raised in Toronto, Canada.
Aside from his film and television work, Josh has a successful career as a media presenter. He hosts highly-rated radio shows, in both music and talk radio formats. As part of his role as a host, he covered film, television and comedy, and interviewed hundreds of actors, directors and comedians. He was Canada's first Comedy Reporter, and helped introduce many of today's most successful comedians to Canadian audiences.
Comedy is a part of virtually every part of his life. He enjoys performing and writing both stand-up, improvised, sketch and guerilla comedy.
Josh spent a half-year as a Studio Guide at Universal Studios in California...basically competing with a mechanical shark for attention. He was the first ever Canadian Studio Guide. He performed - on inline skates! - for the National Hockey League's NHL Fantasy - part of the 2000 All-star game. And even more Canadian, he spent a season acting as a roving host for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts home games on the Jumbotron at Rogers Centre.
Josh is a character actor, specializing in roles with a comedic bent.
Now the boring stuff: Josh spent a year at the University of Windsor's Communication Studies/Drama program before going to Ryerson for the Radio and Television Arts Program, where he performed in lots of projects that will come back to haunt him, and got a BAA.
Aside from his film and television work, Josh has a successful career as a media presenter. He hosts highly-rated radio shows, in both music and talk radio formats. As part of his role as a host, he covered film, television and comedy, and interviewed hundreds of actors, directors and comedians. He was Canada's first Comedy Reporter, and helped introduce many of today's most successful comedians to Canadian audiences.
Comedy is a part of virtually every part of his life. He enjoys performing and writing both stand-up, improvised, sketch and guerilla comedy.
Josh spent a half-year as a Studio Guide at Universal Studios in California...basically competing with a mechanical shark for attention. He was the first ever Canadian Studio Guide. He performed - on inline skates! - for the National Hockey League's NHL Fantasy - part of the 2000 All-star game. And even more Canadian, he spent a season acting as a roving host for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts home games on the Jumbotron at Rogers Centre.
Josh is a character actor, specializing in roles with a comedic bent.
Now the boring stuff: Josh spent a year at the University of Windsor's Communication Studies/Drama program before going to Ryerson for the Radio and Television Arts Program, where he performed in lots of projects that will come back to haunt him, and got a BAA.
