Paul Asher T is a professional Voice and Film actor, a freelance journalist, an event host/MC and a barber stylist and a family man who have completely overhauled the industry with his amazing and brilliant touch to what he does best.

Having trained in Scottsdale, Georgia USA by two of Hollywood’s finest, Della Cole and Bob Harter, Asher T has gone on to become one of the most swiftly developing stars of our time. There are several projects under his belt such as the award winning Nollywood blockbuster, ‘PAPARAZZI Eye in the Dark’ with Van Vicker & Koby Maxwell, the recently completed thriller ‘From Na Dene with Love’, Radio and Television commercial and promotional material, documentaries, high profile interviews with celebrities, presidential candidates and diplomatic officials, as well as industrialists and other groups of individuals.

His formidable abilities encouraged him to set up his own entity called The Actors Gallery LLC, a platform for aspiring and potential actors and actresses, as well as other professionals in the industry such as audio/visual engineers, directors and producers and other talents.

Asher T’s projects are currently being aired worldwide via podcasting and social integration, and most importantly national radio and television networks across the world. This has made him yet one of the most sought after professionals in the entertainment industry, with a good prospect for media and communications. His affiliations are many and counting, with 3G Media, OMG, RAPSOCO Media Group, GHANA LINX GROUP, THE FINEST PRODUCTIONS, SMG, Active Meets Akwaaba, Dolshradio.com, K-Hitz Radio, Akwaaba Radio, GMP, Face2Face Africa, GTV, Joyfm, etc, all in the frame.

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The clips below are some of the voice work Paul has done recently

INFOMERCIAL FOR JULZ STUDIOS

COMMERCIAL FOR ADAMS APPLES PREMIERE IN CANADA

COMMERCIAL FOR 3G MEDIA NIGHT OF THE STARS AWARDS

In all of Tyler’s movies there is always a message of hope and faith. He also believes strongly that, “Somebody has to give the underdog a chance. As you will see in this movie there is a lot of new and great talent.”

Kwesi Boakye, a Los Angeles native with Ghanaian heritage lights up the screen with his cute face and witty charm playing “Manny,” a troubled kid. Hope Olaide Wilson London born with Nigerian roots, gives a phenomenal dramatic performance as she plays “Jennifer,” Manny’s teenage older sister. Tyler’s new protégé and protégée are receiving outstanding reviews.

Tyler Perry is not the only one bragging about his new faces to the Hollywood screen, for Taraji Henson describes Kwesi’s performance in an interview as impressive and amazed at his ability to cry on cue. Kwesi modestly describes his crying techniques as just being easy, “I just think about something sad like how my dog got hit by a car and then I cry.”

For many adult actors, memorizing lines can be a challenge, but for Kwesi his photographic memory allows him to learn a script of any length with ease. “I am unsure of what the longest script I have had to memorize is,  but it was definitely double digits, one hundred percent.” He described working on set with so many celebrities generated a little nervousness initially but overall “Tyler Perry is cool, a lot of fun and he is like a big kid.”

At such a young age he has a lengthy resume that includes a list of television appearances on multiple episodes of “Days of Our Lives,” “Day Break,” and “Boston Legal.” His talents are not limited to being on-camera. He has contributed his voice to countless animated series and is most noted for his performance on the Award Winning animated feature, Happy Feet. One may assume with such a busy schedule that he is home schooled. Surprisingly enough this confident, humorous and wise beyond his years kid is about to enter the 5th grade with a straight “A” average. “My favorite subject is Math because it is challenging and I like challenges, then I eventually get it.” When he is not auditioning he enjoys playing basketball and reiterates, “I have been playing since I was three.”

These two rising stars are not your typical Hollywood child actors; they come from families of humble beginnings that instill values and a belief system that all things are possible through hard work, preparation and dedication. Like Kwesi, his co-star Hope excelled in school and upon her entering into the American high school system she skipped three grades and graduated from high school at the age of 15.

Overall, when you are on set or in the classroom there is always an opportunity to learn something new. Kwesi’s greatest lesson from working with Tyler Perry was, “I learned how to ad lib.” This naturally poised and articulate 10-year old concluded our interview with one key advice for aspiring young actors “Always keep your head up and never keep your head down.”