Big LLou Johnson

Island, Brit, South African, Southern

Big Llou was picked for VO role in the Quentin Tarrantino Film "GrindHouse" as well as being chosen as the on/off camera announcer for BET's "BALLERS" with host John Salley. His deep incomparable voice has been heard on countless tv and radio campaigns as well as narrating programs for Courtney Cox's "Mix it Up" and the Discovery Channels "Making Marines". He publishes his own audiobooks in addition to voicing several popular video games and animated cartoons. He's been onscreen in films such as Barbershop I and II as well as "Light it up" with Usher and as the "QUILTY" jurer in the film "Let's to to Prison" with Dax Sheppard. Big Llou has been performing in front of the mic since 1980.. with a degree in Broadcast Communications from Chicago's "Columbia College". Rode & Shure microphones, Pro Tools and Sound Forge recording software. Telos Zephyr ISDN Big Llou has been touted as the "Second coming of an ICON" with his debut solo album "They Call Me Big LLou" which won Best New Artist Debut for the 34th Blues Music Awards in Memphis. Also his R&B release "Step wit Chu" which sold briskly in London, Japan and Chicago and he has toured Europe as a guest soloist with the Paul Lindblad Choristers and the Oak Park Conert Chorale as well as the hit gospel stage play "A Piece of my Soul". Big LLou has recently voiced and sang on an upcoming major animated feature and has also voiced several character's for Stacy Keech's "The Bible".