George A. Peters II

George A. Peters II is a proud graduate of the historic Morehouse College, where he earned his B.A. in English Literature. Prior to college, George starred in a national commercial for the NFL and was a breakout star at Eastern Regional Theater in New Jersey. After moving to Atlanta, George got his first shot at the big screen as a featured Section Leader in the 2002 Blockbuster, Drumline. Since then, George has been seen on the small screen in a number of roles. George's producing credits include the short film "Hands to the Sky" (African Movie Academy Award nomination), "Train(ed)," and a host of mini documentaries and branded content partnership pieces. As a performance coach, George has earned the trust of recording artists and music video directors around the world. As the star of his own one man show, "Any1Man", George takes pride in his ability to break the fourth wall and engage any audience with his seven character journey from the first man, Adam, to the last man, Bishop.