Lance Krall's early years were marked by a continuous pattern of change, with his family making multiple moves to different countries and states around the world, a direct consequence of his father's profession as a Naval aviator and his mother's covert work as a spy for the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Noteworthy in Krall's academic journey is the remarkable achievement of earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Theater from Georgia State University, a renowned institution that has consistently served as a beacon of artistic expression and intellectual curiosity, fostering a rich cultural landscape and a community of scholars and creatives that has produced a diverse array of innovative and groundbreaking works in the fields of film and theater.
Noted performer and entrepreneur, Krall, demonstrated an extraordinary amalgamation of business acumen and creative fervor by playing a pivotal part in the founding of The Whole World Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia, an initiative that would ultimately serve as a fertile ground for the honing of his acting and comedic abilities.
Throughout an impressive eight-year period, spanning from 1993 to 2000, Krall dedicated himself to the pursuit of artistic excellence, actively engaging in and directing a diverse array of improv shows and scripted plays, thereby cultivating a profound comprehension of the intricacies and complexities inherent in the world of performing arts.
Lance Krall's ascendance to the spotlight commenced in the year 1999, when his remarkable abilities and accomplishments garnered the notice of a renowned International Creative Management talent agent, thereby marking a pivotal moment in his professional trajectory - a watershed event, as it were.
Prior to this auspicious turn of events, Krall had been an integral part of The Whole World Theatre, where he had honed his craft and built a reputation as a talented performer. However, as his aspirations continued to expand and his ambitions grew, he made the momentous decision to relocate to the vibrant and storied city of Los Angeles in the latter half of the year 2000, thereby setting the stage for the next chapter in his remarkable journey.
During this transformative era, Krall garnered significant attention for their striking presence in the prominent feature film "Made Up", a cinematic masterpiece skillfully directed by the highly acclaimed and accomplished Tony Shalhoub, renowned for his versatility and exceptional talent as a director, actor, and artist.
Lance Krall's professional trajectory underwent a significant transformation in the year 2003, as he successfully landed the highly sought-after part of Kip in the cleverly constructed reality television series parody, "The Joe Schmo Show". This particular role played a crucial role in catapulting Krall to widespread recognition, thereby establishing him as a household name.
Krall, a highly acclaimed and accomplished individual, is currently undergoing expert mentorship and guidance under the astute direction of Rory Rosegarten, a prominent and influential figure in the entertainment industry. As her manager, Rosegarten is skillfully navigating her career through his esteemed organization, The Conversation Company, LTD, a respected and established entity within the industry.
