Yoann Sover

French voice actor and television host.
He studied piano and singing before joining the Maîtrise de Paris and the Maîtrise de Radio France, where he represented France globally as part of the Paris Opera children's choir. Concurrently, he attended theater classes at the Municipal Conservatory of the 8th arrondissement of Paris, followed by cinema studies at the Maison du Geste et de l'Image. He also trained at the Actor Studio and took courses in the Meisner technique.
He directed his first short films and appeared in numerous television series and TV movies. Notably, he had a recurring role for seven years in the hit series "Julie Lescaut," playing the boyfriend of the protagonist's daughter, as well as in series such as "Madame le Proviseur" and "Le Lycée."
He also secured roles in several summer sagas, including "Le Grand Batre," "Le Bal des celibataire," and "Méditerranée."
Between 2000 and 2001, he played the lead in the "Music'Art" series, which won the prize for best access prime time program in 2003.
In 2003, he received the “Young talent” award at the Paris festival for his performance in Thomas Bardinet’s “Les Âmes Câlines.”
He hosted the KD2A program from 2003 to 2008, which regularly won awards, such as at the Festival de LUCHON. He also co-hosted programs like the Telethon Symphonic Show and Sidaction.
He starred in the series "Chante!" alongside singer Priscilla, portraying an evil animator named Johan.
In 2015, he starred in the international film "Train Station," which won the award for best film in Los Angeles, Miami, and Kosovo.
In 2016, he obtained one of the main roles in the series "Billion to One," which he filmed in English.
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