Sly Green
- Actor
- Stunts
- Camera and Electrical Department
Sly Green had his first role in the 4th grade. He then fell in love in 1998 with lighting design, set construction, and acting for theatrical productions. After graduating High School in 2001 he attended Ball State University in Indiana where he enlisted in the Indiana Army National Guard as an 11B Mounted Infantryman.
In 2004 he was called to Active Duty to go to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom III. At the end of his tour of duty, he spent some time gaining skills in other industries, until he returned in 2007 to his hometown and enrolled in the theatre program at McNeese State University, pursuing a double concentration in Design and Technical Theatre and Theatrical Performance to become a member of the McNeese Bayou Players.
While attending MSU, he had the opportunity to both design lights and have the principal role in Lee Blessing's "Two Rooms" for which he was nominated for an "Irene Ryan" award and received an "Excellence in Lighting Design" award at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF). Sly also served as the primary lighting designer from 2008 until 2013 for the Governor's Program for Gifted Children (GPGC) summer program, and lighting director for KPLC Channel 7's "Annual Children's Miracle Network Telethon" while attending MSU.
After graduating in 2010 from MSU and a short stint at an events house in Houston, Texas, he went on to Los Angeles to pursue performance, production, and technical aspects of the film industry, a goal since he first stepped into the theatre in the 8th Grade. Since moving to Los Angeles, Sly has had the opportunity to work on various film projects, a couple of theatre tours as a Head Carpenter and Rigger, and occasionally picks up lighting design gigs to experiment.
Sly can generally be found wherever people need to be moved to laughter, tears, action, or just want to be entertained, or with his streaming community over at Twitch, search for Kaezlo
In 2004 he was called to Active Duty to go to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom III. At the end of his tour of duty, he spent some time gaining skills in other industries, until he returned in 2007 to his hometown and enrolled in the theatre program at McNeese State University, pursuing a double concentration in Design and Technical Theatre and Theatrical Performance to become a member of the McNeese Bayou Players.
While attending MSU, he had the opportunity to both design lights and have the principal role in Lee Blessing's "Two Rooms" for which he was nominated for an "Irene Ryan" award and received an "Excellence in Lighting Design" award at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF). Sly also served as the primary lighting designer from 2008 until 2013 for the Governor's Program for Gifted Children (GPGC) summer program, and lighting director for KPLC Channel 7's "Annual Children's Miracle Network Telethon" while attending MSU.
After graduating in 2010 from MSU and a short stint at an events house in Houston, Texas, he went on to Los Angeles to pursue performance, production, and technical aspects of the film industry, a goal since he first stepped into the theatre in the 8th Grade. Since moving to Los Angeles, Sly has had the opportunity to work on various film projects, a couple of theatre tours as a Head Carpenter and Rigger, and occasionally picks up lighting design gigs to experiment.
Sly can generally be found wherever people need to be moved to laughter, tears, action, or just want to be entertained, or with his streaming community over at Twitch, search for Kaezlo
