Acting with passion. Acting with purpose.
Versatile performer specializing in film, television, audiobook narration, and voice over .
About Trent Fogleman
I am an Atlanta, Georgia based actor, audiobook narrator, voice actor, occasional stunt performer, and co-creator of the sketch comedy Youtube channel Hypocritical Fish! Born in Louisiana, I was first exposed to my love for performing when cast as the leads for elementary school musicals. While growing up, moving 10 times in 18 years,
I am an Atlanta, Georgia based actor, audiobook narrator, voice actor, occasional stunt performer, and co-creator of the sketch comedy Youtube channel Hypocritical Fish! Born in Louisiana, I was first exposed to my love for performing when cast as the leads for elementary school musicals. While growing up, moving 10 times in 18 years, playing every organized team sport possible in the Southeast and acting all along the way; I also realized a profound love for movies, anime, role-playing games, the Star Wars book’s universe, and typically any and all things science fiction/fantasy. Throughout my youth, I copied animated voices and mimicked accents once I'd heard them on television. My mother really thought I was a British kid at one point until she turned around and saw it was me. Most people knew me as a jock, especially those I served 10 years in the military with, while few others knew me as the nerd I truly am. And yes, I do play Dungeons and Dragons.
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I spent 4 years on active duty as a Security Forces member. That’s the US Air Force’s version of military police, with an emphasis on base and nuclear storage area security. My last 3 years of active duty were spent as a firearms instructor, teaching every weapon the military had to offer to the soldiers that needed to know how to use
I spent 4 years on active duty as a Security Forces member. That’s the US Air Force’s version of military police, with an emphasis on base and nuclear storage area security. My last 3 years of active duty were spent as a firearms instructor, teaching every weapon the military had to offer to the soldiers that needed to know how to use them. Throughout all this time though, my love for storytelling never disappeared. In fact, it only grew stronger. You can see the proof in the wall of DVDs in my living room with around 2500+ movies, tv series, anime and video games. At this point in my life, I knew I needed to start following my passion, but I still wanted to serve my country. So I attended the Savannah College of Art and Design, where I earned a BFA in Performing Arts, and joined the Air National Guard for an additional 3 years.
After returning home from my third deployment, I knew I was ready to take everything I had experienced and use it not only as a guide, but as a muse in bringing my creativity to the entertainment industry. At this same time I discovered another love, audiobooks. Hearing the narrator's ability for such vast vocal diversity in creating ch
After returning home from my third deployment, I knew I was ready to take everything I had experienced and use it not only as a guide, but as a muse in bringing my creativity to the entertainment industry. At this same time I discovered another love, audiobooks. Hearing the narrator's ability for such vast vocal diversity in creating characters and bringing ideas from the page to life, changed my outlook on reading dramatically. I haven’t read a physical book for fun since.
When I'm not bringing characters to life, either on set, in my audio booth for narration and VO work, you can find me wrestling my rambunctious toddler son. In the few blissful hours while my son sleeps I spend my time playing World of Warcraft, or curled up on the couch with my wonderful wife watching the latest hit tv show, movie, or episode of Stargate SG-1 for the 100th time.