“Ever since I was kid, I always loved acting. I used to love doing impersonations and different voices and always used to make my family laugh'
As a lad the stage looked set for him to have the world at his feet. Aged eight, while playing for Reddish Villa, his local team, Tyler Cameron was seen by a Manchester City scout.
At the age of 24, Tyler tagged along with a friend who was attending an acting class which ‘changed his life’. He became a professional actor and has now won the BBC Carleton Hobbs Bursay Award after only attending his first acting class four years ago.He is one of three actors awarded a bursary where he will join the Radio Drama Company in late July once he has completed his BA Professional Acting course at LONDON Academy of Music and Dramatic Art .
“From that moment, I knew I didn’t want to do anything else but act. It changed my life, and I started attending local acting classes every week. Yes, I might have been a promising footballer and could have maybe gone on to play professionally but my heart was never really in it. Acting is always what I’ve really wanted to do.”
The Radio Drama Company , which was founded in 1939, allows freshly discovered acting talent the chance to work alongside established actors in a wide range of radio productions. The award is named after actor Carleton Hobbs, OBE, who portrayed Sherlock Holmes in 80 adaptations in a series of radio dramas.
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