Personal details
- Birth Date: 1978-05-17
- Height: 6′ (1.83 m)
- Birth Location: Cleveland, Ohio, USA
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Director
Adam Scott Epstein’s story kicks off in Cleveland, Ohio—yeah, that Cleveland—where he grew up dodging lake-effect snow and probably shouting at Browns games like the rest of us. After snagging his degree from Ohio University (Go Bobcats, right?), Adam dove headfirst into the wild world of sports broadcasting. He wasn’t just a one-town guy, either. Nope, he bounced all over the country, calling games, living out of suitcases, and basically narrating the highs and lows of every team he could get his hands on. That grind, that hustle? It eventually pulled him out west. Landing in Los Angeles, Adam didn’t just slide into the Hollywood scene—he crashed right through the door. He’s done a little bit of everything: running creative meetings, acting in projects big and small, calling the shots from the director’s chair, and now, writing and producing full time. The dude’s fingerprints are all over the content he touches, from brainstorming wild ideas in late-night sessions to sweating the small stuff during edits. He’s the type who gets his hands dirty in every stage of making something actually worth watching. Honestly, Adam’s career is anything but boring. He’s the guy you want on your team if you care about storytelling that’s got some guts. Whether it’s sports or screenplays, he’s always chasing that next big moment. Bottom line? If you’re watching something he’s worked on, you know it’s gonna bring some real energy to the table.
movies trivia nBefore hitting the big screen, this guy was actually calling the action courtside and behind home plate—yep, he was the voice doing play-by-play for minor league baseball and basketball games. Wild, right? Imagine going from hyping up a bunch of hungry rookies in half-empty stadiums to memorizing lines under the hot glare of Hollywood lights. That’s not the usual route to stardom, but hey, it clearly worked. There’s something about that live sports energy, always thinking on your feet, that probably helped him nail those quick-witted roles later. You gotta wonder if any of his old fans from the bleachers ever recognized his voice in a movie and went, “Wait a second, isn’t that the guy who called the doubleheader last summer?” Makes you appreciate the weird, winding roads people take before they make it big in the movies. Who would’ve guessed that a future actor was once narrating the game-winning home run?
May 17, 1978
6′ (1.83 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
47 years old