Chelsea’s Platt making it in Hollywood
Other people from Chelsea not named Jeff Daniels are making their mark in Hollywood.Excerpt:Chelsea High School graduate Tara Platt has made a name for herself in the Ann Arbor’s Performance Network, Chelsea’s Purple Rose Theatre and the Williamston Theatre in Williamston. Now add Hollywood to the list. Platt has worked with the artistic directors of all three professional theatres, and is now moving ahead with a successful career in Hollywood. Platt and her husband, Yuri Lowenthal, are making their way as actors, screenwriters, filmmakers and even authors in Hollywood. The couple will be special guests at this weekend’s Kids Read Comics convention in Chelsea.Often billed as “The Power Couple of Voice Acting,” Platt and Lowenthal are known for the cartoon, anime and video game characters they voice. Wonder Woman (from the video game Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe) and Superman (from the Saturday morning series Legion of Super Heroes) are two of their well-known characters. Read the rest of the story here.
Other people from Chelsea not named Jeff Daniels are making their mark in Hollywood.
Excerpt:
Chelsea High School graduate Tara Platt has made a name for herself in the Ann Arbor’s Performance Network, Chelsea’s Purple Rose Theatre and the Williamston Theatre in Williamston. Now add Hollywood to the list.
Platt has worked with the artistic directors of all three professional theatres, and is now moving ahead with a successful career in Hollywood. Platt and her husband, Yuri Lowenthal, are making their way as actors, screenwriters, filmmakers and even authors in Hollywood. The couple will be special guests at this weekend’s Kids Read Comics convention in Chelsea.
Often billed as “The Power Couple of Voice Acting,” Platt and Lowenthal are known for the cartoon, anime and video game characters they voice. Wonder Woman (from the video game Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe) and Superman (from the Saturday morning series Legion of Super Heroes) are two of their well-known characters.
Read the rest of the story here.
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