Michael Kryton

MICHAEL KRYTON is a veteran of creative communications. His diversified skill-set includes his role as Writer-Producer-Director, Musician-Composer, Showrunner, Voiceover Artist/Actpr, and Ideation Author. Michael applies his skill set for clients in media (radio, television, web), entertainment, government, corporate, industry, business associations, education and retail.
He wrote and directed William Shatner’s Canadian Tour, “How Time Flies” and consulted to Nightingale Conant in Chicago on brand development. He has garnered international recognition from the Hollywood Radio and Television Society honoring the world’s best broadcast advertisements, the New York Radio and Television Festival, the Radio Bureau of Canada, the Television Bureau of Canada and many others.
He is also the author of “A Brilliant Idea Every 60 Seconds”, an account and how-to of his ideation methodology, published by Gildan Media New York. It has also been translated and published in Viet Nam.
Musically, Michael has written many jingles for radio and television campaigns, interstitial music for Superchannel and Movie Central, and various promotional corporate songs. In addition to performing as a voice actor and announcer, he also hosts an online radio program, “open mic” through White Horse Radio in Wiltshire, England.
Michael is capable of recording projects using Cubase and can deliver audio files in any format, usually, WAV and MP3.
Michael currently lives and worked in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He has 4 children and 4 grandchildren.
You can learn more about Michael at MichaelKryton.com and has profiles on Facebook and LinkedIn.