Ryan Sharman
Ryan Michael Sharman was born on 16/06/1996 in Gympie, Queensland, Australia.
At the age of 14, Ryan started working in the radio industry initially on a voluntary basis at his local FM radio broadcaster in Gympie Queensland.
At the end of his high school years, Ryan applied to study Journalism at Griffith University through a Bachelor of Mass Communication.
At the age of 18, Ryan was further accepted to study part-time at the prestigious speciality school AFTRS (Australian Film, Television & Radio School) in Sydney, NSW Australia.
Since the age of 14, Ryan has worked in a variety of roles/positions at various Radio Stations throughout Australia. He has also appeared as a regular news correspondent for Queensland on the Western Australia News (WAMN News).
In 2012, Ryan started as the host for an NITV and SBS feature documentary about the nationally acclaimed - Gympie Music Muster.
Ryan was signed to the Australian voice talent agency, The Voice Realm Australia in 2015. He has voiced both international and national advertisements for television, radio & podcasts.
In 2015, Ryan moved his career in a new direction by the creation of his new independent business venture “RadioRazza Productions”. RadioRazza Productions was a primarily a production company for film, voiceover, music and comedy. RadioRazza Productions ceased business in 2017.
Ryan ventured into the comedy industry after opening for a Brisbane-based comedian with a small 5 minute sketch. Later he went on to write a comedy routine “Hatched in Gympie”.
Ryan was widely known as a Radio Personality, Voice Over Artist & Stand up Comedian until 2017.
From April 2017 until February 2019, Ryan was incarcerated at the Maryborough Correctional Centre.
In 2019, Ryan pursued a career change after expressively demonstrating interest in law and politics. Ryan is now an active law student and wishes to eventually pursue a career in the legal industry.
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