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Steve Kramer is the “Renaissance Man” of the 21st century. This stand-up comedian impersonates more than 80 celebrities and co-starred with Frank Caliendo on national TV. But his latest achievement is nothing short of extraordinary. He taught himself how to animate so he could put a unique twist on a television sizzle that he single-handedly created and produced. His cartoon was featured at the “Just For Laughs” Comedy Festival in Montreal and he is currently touring with comedian Pablo Francisco.
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“Hype” TV Reel
A year after launching his stand-up comedy career, Steve Kramer beat out Dane Cook to co-star with Frank Caliendo on the television series “Hype”. By playing celebrities like Bruce Willis, Regis Philbin, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Grinch, Scott Stapp, and many more, Steve showcased his ability to sing and master voices.
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“Pablo Francisco European Tour Commercial”
When Pablo Francisco was touring in Europe, he asked Steve to animate this commercial. Halfway through the tour, he asked Steve to join him in Sweden and they have been touring together ever since.
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“Cerebral Palsy Jesse”
“Cerebral Palsy Jesse” is a comedian who lives with the disability he refers to in his stage name. If there was ever an individual who turned lemons into lemonade, it’s this guy. He’s known for his unique ability to perform physical comedy and for singing songs on the radio. When he and Steve Kramer met many years ago, they instantly became good friends and they wrote and produced this video to raise money for other kids who live with Cerebral […]
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Voice & Artwork
This video features the artwork, voice impersonation and animation skills of Steve Kramer.
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“Stanford And Sons”
This cartoon started off as a reality show until Steve Kramer decided to teach himself how to animate. It was featured in the “Just For Laughs” Comedy Festival in Montreal in 2012 and it is about Steve’s hometown comedy club, Stanford & Sons. (This cartoon has adult material and is not for children!!!)
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“Hollywood Feud”
When Steve was working the cruise ships in Hawaii, he decided to create an interactive game that would include his voice impersonations as well as audience participation. A month later, “Hollywood Feud” was a huge hit on the ships. When Steve does corporate shows, he has the ability to place the CEO of a company or fellow alumni or even someone’s mother-in-law if they so choose inside of the center square and poke fun at them for the audience.
