Actor: Grand Theft Auto V. He is an acclaimed Canadian voice and motion capture artist for the hit game Grand Theft Auto V (2013) in the role of Trevor Philips.

He is an acclaimed Canadian voice and motion capture artist for the hit game Grand Theft Auto V (2013) in the role of Trevor Philips. He was nominated in numerous events for the role including a VGX nomination for Best Voice Actor. He was born in …

Grand Theft Auto V: With Shawn Fonteno, Ned Luke, Steven Ogg, Gerald 'Slink' Johnson. Three very different criminals team up for a series of heists and walk into some of the most thrilling experiences in the corrupt city of Los Santos.

Elwood O'Neil : [over phone] Trevor Philips. Trevor Philips : Elwood O'Neil, fuck you. Fuck you, fuck you, Fuck you! Elwood O'Neil : Trevor, it's business. Trevor Philips : That wide-eyed idiot was mine! Elwood O'Neil : It's business, fella! You wanna discuss it, we're at the farm! Ernie, Earl, Walton, Wynn, Dale, Doyle, Daryl, Dan - all of us! Trevor Philips : Start writing those names on ...

2014 Nominee BTVA Video Game Voice Acting Award Best Vocal Ensemble in a Video Game Grand Theft Auto V

Steven Ogg, the actor who played Trevor Philips in GTA 5, has spilled some beans about the canceled GTA 5 story Dlc. As first reported by The Loadout, Steven was recently part of a live Q&a along with his GTA 5 co-actors Shawn Fonteno aka Franklin and Ned Luke aka Michael.

GTA VR: Directed by Adrian Picardi. With Danielle McCormack, Ray Chase, Joshua Hoskison, Sunny Jain. After receiving a pair of the world's most advanced Virtual Reality headset, a young man finds himself transported to a city full of chaos and bedlam where he meets the world's most advanced A.I. trainer.

Ogg is also well known for his portrayal of the Trevor Philips character in the Grand Theft Auto video game, for which he was nominated for Best Performer at the BAFTA Games Awards.

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2014 Nominee BTVA Video Game Voice Acting Award Best Male Lead Vocal Performance in a Video Game Steven Ogg