BOISE HOLMES

Minister, Actor, Singer, Writer, Voiceover artist

About Boise Holmes

Minister | Actor | Voice Artist

Radio-Ready Vocals, Top line and Production — Delivered to Your Inbox, Professional minister, actor, remote or live vocals and music production for your song, pitch, or sync project. Fast turnaround, Booming , Rasp or crystal-clear quality, and a sound that sells your vision.

Private, Corporate or Church Events

Professional Voice

DRAMATIC DIALOGUE

Mr. Supremium & Highlights

Voice. Presence. Purpose.

“The Voice of One”

Discover the Distinctive voice that Elevates

Ordained Minister

Blessing couples who are ready for marriage.

Wedding Ceremonies

Actor

Variety of projects, including film, television, commercials, and live events.

Audtions

Voiceover Artist

The booming voice you need for every role.

Voice for books, musicals, events, productions.

Dramatic Dialogue

Writer

Short skits or Lengthy Production in formal or ministry environments.

Voice Dubbing

Stand in voice matching

For similar sounding actors.

Singer

Written, produced and/or sang on Broadway. For ministry and songs for events.

Songs for musicals, events, productions.

Boise has been in numerous commercials, voiceovers, and TV/film credits including: recurring on NCIS, Days of Our Lives, Chicago Fire, Grey’s Anatomy, Law & Order, Ant-Man and the Wasp, “Mr. Supremium” for ExxonMobil Fuels, and Toyota.

Boise Holmes has starred as “Dr. Dillamond” in the Broadway National Tour of Wicked. He also starred as “Tonton Julian” in the Tony Award–winning revival of Once on This Island both on Broadway and the National Tour. Boise spent years in Germany starring as “Mufasa” in the German speaking cast of Disney’s The Lion King. Boise also serves as Associate Pastor at Grand Central Collective in Santa Clarita, CA. View his full bio.

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Testimonials

My Clients Feedback

A professional actor based in Los Angeles. Boise has trained with top acting and vocal coaches to master distinctive voice and mannerisms.

J Moss

Manager

“I relish any chance I get to work with Boise . Not only does he have keen and epiphany-producing guidance on scene work / character– he is kind, understands the monsters in our heads trying to eat most of us alive, and is an utter delight to work with.”

Alex Morgan

CEO

Deep sounding voice that generates interest and supports our dramatic roles. Boise can express serious to comical characters well.

J. Blake

Director

Such trained projection and amplified control to convey a character’s emotion. This is a skill Boise Holmes stands out with.

T. Reed

Product Manager

Talented and Inspiring

A huge Talent for film, video, and TV production.

Boise has worked with Disney, top film studios and noteable supporting roles across California, New York and Europe. He is excited to continue in future roles.

Boise Holmes with Chik-Fil-A’s Chairman Dan T. Cathy

Tell me why you’re Interested in this Line of Work.

I have a passion for Inspiring the audience. My creativity lends itself in production, I’m a good listener and consider myself a communicative and positive person. I know how to work under pressure, and I adore meet new people and become involved in new experiences. Challenge is one of the things that inspire me in life.

What locations are you available to Work In?

I have been all over the U.S., but am based out of Los Angeles California. I am open to negotiate going where the work needs.

How do you handle criticism of your performance?

I view criticism as an opportunity for growth. Constructive feedback helps me identify areas for improvement, and I strive to learn from every review, whether positive or negative. It’s important to stay grounded and focus on the craft.

What do you believe is the most important quality for a Minister and Artist today?

Versatility and awareness is paramount as a minister in faith and an actor. The ability to understand different roles, genres, and directors’ styles is crucial. Additionally, empathy is essential as it allows me to genuinely connect with others through character and convey the emotions to the audience so they connect with purpose.