Mitch Urban

Mitch Urban is a SAG-AFTRA actor, voice artist, filmmaker, and former rock frontman who's been kicked out of more sound booths, green rooms, and biker bars than he cares to admit - mostly for making people laugh when they weren't supposed to. Mitch was a top forty radio D.J. and news broadcaster on KRQS FM. Known for his gritty presence and dry charisma, Mitch plays characters with scars, secrets, and soul: haunted detectives, weathered gunslingers, reformed rock stars, and the biker who actually rides. (Seriously -Mitch's first motorcycle ride was also his first ambulance ride, undeterred, he now owns seven motorcycles and is in a motor club comprised of ex Hells Angels and other outlaw clubs. (Try faking that on set.) Before he was behind the mic or in front of the camera, Mitch was a touring rock singer, opening for everyone from Quiet Riot to K.C. and the Sunshine Band (yes, really). His stage energy now powers everything he does - whether he's in the booth, on set, or directing his own work. That same electric energy fuels his work as a voice actor, where he's brought dozens of characters to life in everything from Marvel's Ghost Rider to Steven Tyler's Skittles painting in the award-winning Super Bowl ad. Behind the camera, Mitch wrote and directed the award-winning cult horror film Braineater**, blending dark humor with pulpy tension and style. Based in Los Angeles, he continues to build work that's bold, offbeat, and unapologetic. Mitch divides his time between His Motorcycles and his dogs. Sometimes combining the two when little Mercy (Staffordshire Terrier) dons her goggles and scarf and joins him on his Road King Harley.