Kevin Gance is an American actor of Italian descent, born in Englewood, NJ and raised in West Chester, PA. A 2006 graduate of The Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Supply Chain Management, Gance decided to pursue acting full-time in mid-2016 after nine-plus years in the corporate world.Recent principal roles include presidential campaign manager Michael Cummings in the independent feature 'In The Defense Against Tyranny' as well as an art gallery Curator for an American Film Institute short and a SWAT Team Leader in a new Investigation Discovery pilot, 'Murder Loves Company'.Commercially, Gance has built a solid foundation in the last year, booking principal spots for Honey.com, Postmates, Riverside Metro Auto Group, and Visitors Insurance Reviews as a spokesperson. In addition, featured supporting roles in a number of different projects including the award-winning independent feature 'Hacked' and situation improvisation co-star appearances on 'America's Court with Judge Ross' and 'Idiotest' in front of live studio audiences. Gance played a slumlord defendant, James Finn, ultimately losing after a fierce pleading of his side of the case to Judge Kevin Ross. As a game show contestant during the second season of Idiotest, Gance and his beautiful future wife Megan were victorious, and provided host Ben Gleib with numerous memorable one-liners to play with.Versatile training both theatrically and commercially, along with stunts/stage combat/weapons expertise, improvisation, scene study and cold reading. Proficient driver with racing experience, and excels at golf, snow skiing, and hosting/presenting.Gance and his lovely wife Megan reside in Hollywood, CA, and enjoy camping, bike riding, hiking, traveling, and skiing. Gance has always been known to friends as a big mafia aficionado and historian, along with an uncanny ability to tell stories on sports, history, or true crime. Show less «