Gary "Illuminati" Sturgis who wowed audiences in the box office hit, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, as bad boy "JAMISON JACKSON" now scores big with his debut CD release, "FAHRENHEIT".
June 24, 2005 (Press Release) --
Gary Sturgis delivers a show stopping performance as “bad boy” Jamison Milton Jackson in Tyler Perry’s 2005 motion picture release “Diary of a Mad Black Woman,” which opened at Number 1 at the box office, nationwide and scheduled for release on DVD next week.
The buzz on Sturgis' performance in "Diary" is growing. Sturgis’ powerful portrayal of the menacing Jackson captivates the audience and leaves a lasting impression long after he has left the screen. Before his face is revealed, Sturgis’ ominous voice captures the audience’s attention and has them asking the question “Who is the man behind that voice?” Charismatic and driven, Sturgis began his pursuit into the entertainment industry with the expectation of achieving stardom solely as an actor. However a twist of fate gave him an opportunity to put his voice, called aggressive, sharp, menacing and beautiful all at once, to good use. Sturgis says, “I had no idea a living could be made from voice acting, but once I started, jobs began coming in.”
Voiceover credits include eight years as the UPN Monday night line up announcer for such shows as “Girlfriends,” “Moesha,” “The Parkers” and “The Hughley’s." Commercial spots include Ford, Disneyland, AT&T, Dodge, PacBell and Skittles. Motion picture spots include “Kill Bill,” “The Others,” “Two Can Play That Game” and “Bones.” Animation spots include the voice of Ebon in “Static Shock,” “Batman Beyond,” and “Scooby Doo and the Phantom Virus.” A multi-talented artist, Sturgis' voice-over and acting successes have paved the way for other entertainment ventures.
Now Sturgis releases his debut CD “Fahrenheit" as rapper “Illuminati.” He is the CEO of Predator Records, which currently has five artists on its roster with scheduled fall 2005 releases. In addition Sturgis teaches voice-over classes for aspiring voice-over artists. Gary "Illuminati" Sturgis also has written several films, in which he will star and direct, for which he is seeking distribution.
From the film set to the booth, the saga continues.
About his new venture into the rap world, Sturgis adds, "I'll still be doing films as Gary Sturgis, but my music brand will be Illuminati."
For more information on Gary "Illuminati" Sturgis or any of his entertainment venutures, contact 888-388-8351.
His critically acclaimed album, FAHRENHEIT, can be purchased at:
www.cdbaby.com/predatorrrecs
Download and View Electronic Press Release at:
www.sonicbids.com/illuminati
Check out more about Predator artists at:
www.predatorrecords.net
Illuminati's Official Site
www.whoisilluminati.com
The buzz on Sturgis' performance in "Diary" is growing. Sturgis’ powerful portrayal of the menacing Jackson captivates the audience and leaves a lasting impression long after he has left the screen. Before his face is revealed, Sturgis’ ominous voice captures the audience’s attention and has them asking the question “Who is the man behind that voice?” Charismatic and driven, Sturgis began his pursuit into the entertainment industry with the expectation of achieving stardom solely as an actor. However a twist of fate gave him an opportunity to put his voice, called aggressive, sharp, menacing and beautiful all at once, to good use. Sturgis says, “I had no idea a living could be made from voice acting, but once I started, jobs began coming in.”
Voiceover credits include eight years as the UPN Monday night line up announcer for such shows as “Girlfriends,” “Moesha,” “The Parkers” and “The Hughley’s." Commercial spots include Ford, Disneyland, AT&T, Dodge, PacBell and Skittles. Motion picture spots include “Kill Bill,” “The Others,” “Two Can Play That Game” and “Bones.” Animation spots include the voice of Ebon in “Static Shock,” “Batman Beyond,” and “Scooby Doo and the Phantom Virus.” A multi-talented artist, Sturgis' voice-over and acting successes have paved the way for other entertainment ventures.
Now Sturgis releases his debut CD “Fahrenheit" as rapper “Illuminati.” He is the CEO of Predator Records, which currently has five artists on its roster with scheduled fall 2005 releases. In addition Sturgis teaches voice-over classes for aspiring voice-over artists. Gary "Illuminati" Sturgis also has written several films, in which he will star and direct, for which he is seeking distribution.
From the film set to the booth, the saga continues.
About his new venture into the rap world, Sturgis adds, "I'll still be doing films as Gary Sturgis, but my music brand will be Illuminati."
For more information on Gary "Illuminati" Sturgis or any of his entertainment venutures, contact 888-388-8351.
His critically acclaimed album, FAHRENHEIT, can be purchased at:
www.cdbaby.com/predatorrrecs
Download and View Electronic Press Release at:
www.sonicbids.com/illuminati
Check out more about Predator artists at:
www.predatorrecords.net
Illuminati's Official Site
www.whoisilluminati.com
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