nathan t esser for Sergeant Brokenshire

The Glass Scientists Podcast - Chapter One

nathan t esser for Sergeant Brokenshire

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Sergeant Brokenshire

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MINOR ROLE

The no-nonsense Police Sergeant who attempts to arrest Jasper in Chapter One. Brokenshire is brooding and confident, yet has a soft spot for small puppies. He holds high regard for Dr. Jekyll, but almost no regard for what he calls "mad-scientist types".

Voice Range: Typical gruff cockney accent.

(REAPPEARS IN CHAPTER FIVE)

"Let me guess: lofty schemes, grand experiments, the best intentions gone awry? Hmph! There’s only one place for you mad scientist types: bedlam!"
"W- Well that may be! But our precinct hasn’t got the time, nor the funding, to give special treatment to any man or beast. It’s got to be locked up, or it’s a menace to the general public."
"Don’t thank us just yet! I’ll be back for an inspection soon enough! Right, everyone, clear off!"

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Sergeant Brokenshire

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Acting has been a born spirit for Nathan T. Esser. As a child, he would often reenact scenes from his favorite movies. As people in life wanted him to be an actor, he decided to take a class in High School to see where it would take him. He never expected that he would ultimately love acting because it made him realize it has always been a way to express himself and he was inspired.

Nathan's debut role was Officer Lonigan in Wonderful Town at Simi Valley High School in 2009. He later participated in Pageant of Our Lord at Rolling Hills Covenant Church from 2013 to 2016 as Jesus, Peter, Apostle Philip and others. He later performed in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying at MBCC, the Aerospace Players Production; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Velveteen Rabbit at the Children's Theatre of Long Beach, and most recently; Dark Harbor, which he won an award known as "Monster of the Night".

Esser's long term goal is to become a film actor. He filmed as Mike in the short film, "The Hopscotch Marine" which has been submitted to various film festivals. He will also protray as an FBI agent in the webseries, The Don't Tell Show. Currently, he is signed to Angelz Nation, which represents talent from Los Angeles, New York, Paris, London and others. As Esser seeks for more film commitments, he really hopes his talents can amuse people as he pursues his career.

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