Ken Grant, born Kenneth Wayne Grant on December 18, 1950, in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, is a multifaceted professional with a remarkable career spanning decades.
His early work in the entertainment industry was marked by his contributions to iconic television shows such as Tony Orlando and Dawn and The Carol Burnett Show, as well as notable films like Mame, Funny Lady, and S.O.B.
Throughout his career, Grant has demonstrated his versatility by transitioning to work on soap operas, commercials, and more dramatic films, which ultimately fueled his growing passion for working behind the camera.
His extensive knowledge of music and dance has led to opportunities to work on various Nickelodeon and Disney shows, where he has served as a choreographer, acting coach, assistant director, and director.
In recent years, Grant has expanded his repertoire to include work on web series such as Adventures in Assisting and the documentary What is the Electric Car?, solidifying his status as a well-rounded and accomplished professional.
Now, Grant has become a renowned acting and performance coach, continuing to share his expertise with aspiring artists in the Los Angeles area.
