Logan Crawford is a towering figure in Television.
The Emmy award winner stands 6 feet 5 inches tall.

Logan can be seen in Barry Levinson's HBO Film "You Don't Know Jack."  He improvised a scene with Al Pacino for three hours.  Logan portrays radio talk show host "Bob Bender" with Pacino playing the role of Dr. Jack Kevorkian.

His work with Pacino comes on the heels of filming "Blood Bloods" with Tom Selleck and the NBC pilot "Off Duty" starring Bradley Whitford.

And being cast with Clive Owen and Naomi Watts in Columbia Picture's  "The International."

 In addition to his work in film and on TV, Logan landed four major TV commercial campaigns in the past three years: At&T, Toyota, Southwest Airlines, Citibank, NY Lottery, and Mercury Insurance.

For Mercury, Logan is proud to be the Iconic Character Spokesman - "Dr. D. B. Selwick." Logan stars in a dozen TV Commercials, a series of vignettes documenting "Selwick's" efforts to prove "Mercury Insurance rates are so low because it's run by Aliens from the planet Mercury using extraterrestrial technology."

Above, you see Logan about to infiltrate a group of teen drivers by posing as a hip hop artist.

Logan's also the voice of Subaru's "Weather Guy" campaign, appears in the Discovery Channel's Perfect Disasters, lends his talents to numerous award-winning independent films and theatrical projects.

Trained by the late William Hickey at HB studios - Logan also studied at The School for Film and Television, Fordham University, The State University of New York.

Logan's physical stature is dwarfed only by his talent and experience.
CBS, FOX, ABC, CNN, UPN are among the network affiliates where Logan has spent 2 decades anchoring, hosting, and reporting.

In 1990, Logan won an Emmy Award for his work on the crash of the Avianca Jetliner on Long Island. He's followed up with award winning work on the Atlanta Olympic Bombings, The Death of JFK Jr., and the Crash of Pan Am Flight 103 Hosting and Anchoring.

Logan anchored the Nation's first all High Definition News Network, VOOM HD news. He's also served as host and anchor of the highly successful FOX's Good Day Atlanta
and the UPN network's flagship station, WWOR-TV.

Logan is the host of Cablevision's popular half-hour program, "Animal Island." He's hosted News 12 Long Island's live coverage of The EAB Christmas Tree Lighting and moderated Congressional Debates.

Logan's proven to be a compelling and effective story teller whether its a serious news event such as the Bombing of Centennial Park in Atlanta or Light hearted...

like the time he sang "Soul Man" with Dan Ackroyd at the opening of the House of Blues.
In fact Logan's gonzo morning liveshots on News 12 Long Island featured everything from motocross to rock climbing mixed in with Logan's sometimes wacky sense of humor.

Logan is expert on TelePrompTer, Ear prompter, ad-libbing, and Interviewing. He's a published author, having penned numerous articles for newspapers and magazines.

With a Master of Arts Degree, he's taught communications and broadcasting at colleges and universities, including Emory University, Briarcliffe College, and Marymount Manhattan College.