Eddy Hull

Male
Location: Glasgow, UK
Ethnicity
Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial
Age Range
30 - 40
Height
5' 11" (1m 80cm)
Hair Colour
Brown

Overview

Ethnicity
Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial
Age Range
30 - 40
Height
5' 11" (1m 80cm)
Hair Colour
Brown

Credits

Year Job Title
Project Type		 Project Name
Director / Company		 Location
2015 John Muir
Film 		Thank God for John Muir
2014 White Ted
Film 		White Ted
2011 Actor, Short university film
Film 		Microwaved
2013 Actor - 'Scroob'
Film 		Vector Lovers 'Big City Loner' Music Video
2010 Part time acting course
Film 		Acting for Beginners, Dramaworks, RSAMD
2014 Gonzalo
Film 		The Tempest
2011 Actor
Film 		Girl X, National Theatre of Scotland
2014 MA Acting, Classical and Contemporary Text
Film 		Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Education

Year Qualification Where

About me

Eddy is an Israeli born, British actor. After having studied Physics and Astronomy in Glasgow university for several years, Eddy realized he had no passion for it. Soon after, he took a short acting course that changed his life. For two years he auditioned to Drama schools, practicing his craft and even acted for the National Theatre of Scotland in their production of Girl X. Eddy was accepted into the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. After graduating in 2014, he then featured in Andrew Dallmeyer's one man play, 'Thank God For John Muir' as John Muir, directed by Paul Brotherston.

Skills

Languages Spoken English, Hebrew
Accents/Dialects English - London, Scottish
Additional Skills Acting

Highlights

  • Theatre (Tour) 2015 John Muir Thank God for John Muir Paul Brotherston Brunton Theatre
    Theatre (Tour) 2014 White Ted White Ted and the right to die Jessica Aquila Cymerman Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland
    Theatre 2014 Gonzalo The Tempest Andy Arnold The Tron Theatre
    Film (Student) 2013 Alex Microwaved Martin Jelonek University Of West of Scotland
    Music Video 2013 Scroob Vector Lovers / Big City Loner Gordon Ballantyne Soma Records
    Theatre (Tour) 2011 Choir Girl X Pol Hayvert National Theatre of Scotland