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Kristoffe Brodeur began his dance journey studying modern techniques with Twyla Tharp and other ensembles, which sparked his interest in traditional stage acting. With a foundation in traditional visual arts, he developed a passion for combining 2D and 3D animation with dance and theater. He has worked simultaneously as an artist, motion capture performer, and reference actor in film, interactive media, and gaming.
Among his roles, he portrayed George Washington in a three-hour FOX comedy special aired on July 4th, and appeared as Abraham Lincoln in a US Weekly/Rolling Stone Studios production where Lincoln returns from the dead to intervene in an election. His collaborations include work with Billy Eichner and Andy Samberg on *Billy on the Street*, appearances on *Impractical Jokers* in a *Footloose* episode, as well as projects with BTS, *Saturday Night Live*, *That Damn Michael Che*, *Veep*, *Happy!*, and many others. He particularly enjoyed crafting characters such as Kevin the Magic Dragon for an HBO special featuring Jon Stewart, Chris Rock, and Billy Joel, Sloth from *The Goonies* alongside RDGRNGLD, and a demon character in *Clas/Madness*.
Kristoffe has also contributed to stunts and fight choreography, specializing in weapons handling, firearms, fire/flame effects, drops, and breaks. His experience with practical effects includes work on *Daredevil*, *Punisher*, *Luke Cage*, *The Greatest Showman*, *Creed 2*, and more. Notably, he served as a stand-in for Vincent D'Onofrio in *Daredevil* and has doubled for various actors across Marvel and DC projects.
His versatile career extends to commercials, voice-over work for broadcast, audiobooks, indie films, documentaries, and tutorial projects. He integrates these skills with live-action and motion capture performance, believing in the synergy between audio and visual mediums.
Committed to supporting fellow actors, Kristoffe has assisted in developing portfolios, headshots, voice-over skills, and audition techniques both on set and online, working with SAG and NU talent. As technology advances, he continues to provide in-person and virtual coaching and collaboration, fostering growth within the acting community.
