Tod Fennell

Tod Fennell’s got that rare energy – the kind that makes you do a double-take when he pops up on screen or, heck, even just when you hear his voice. Born and raised in Montreal, he jumped into acting like a kid cannonballing into a pool, no hesitation, just pure passion. The guy’s everywhere: drama, comedy, action – you name it, he’s probably nailed it. If you’ve played Assassin's Creed or Far Cry, or maybe caught The Spiderwick Chronicles, you’ve already seen what he can do. He switches gears in his roles so smoothly it’s almost unfair, making every character feel like someone you could actually meet. But hold on, there’s more. Fennell’s not just an actor; he’s a legit martial artist too, rocking a black belt in Shotokan Karate. So yeah, when you see those action scenes, he’s not faking it – that’s all him, tossing himself around and making it look easy. He keeps pushing himself, too. He studied voice acting with Denise Richards (not too shabby for a coach), and he’s deep into improv at UCB, which only sharpens his comedic chops. Plus, he’s done workshops with Larry Moss, like, the acting coach everyone wants to learn from. In 2022, he bagged a SOVAS Voice Art Award for his work as Taro in Kena: Bridge of Spirits – not exactly a small feat. That trophy really just shouts: this guy’s the real deal. Between his insane range, the karate background, and a work ethic that never quits, Tod Fennell’s carved out a spot in the industry that’s all his own.