Kent Skov founded the LA Comedy Connection Theatre in 1977, where he has trained numerous legendary comedy performers, including Will Ferrell, Matthew Perry, Mindy Sterling, Jon Lovitz, Chris Kattan, Hank Azaria, and many more. Skov was a member of the Committee in San Francisco where he worked with Del Close. Skov has worked with Second City founder Paul Sills and Academy Award directors Marty Pasetta, Lou Horvitz and Don Mischner. Skov worked on many late night variety shows including Dolly Parton, Rick Dees and Alan Thicke. Skov was the mastermind behind the cult hit dubbing series Mad Movies that ran for 7 years on Nick at Night, MTV and syndication. Skov was nominated for a Cable Ace award for "Best Comedy Special" on A&E network. Skov has had deals with Dick Clark, Syfy, Fox, Disney, Universal, ABC, NBC, A&E and MGM to name a few.
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