Ray Hurd has worked for nearly two decades in the voiceover industry, voicing some of the world’s most famous characters and for the world’s most trusted brands. Brands like Amazon, Microsoft, Netflix, Chevrolet, The Home Depot, CHAMPION Sports, Cartoon Network, Funimation, Drive Time, The United States Coastguard, and many more. Ray also lends his voice to popular characters on hit weekly TV shows, like My Hero Academia, One Piece, and Dragon Ball Super.
People usually describe his voice as a calm, peaceful sound that commands attention. Kind of like James Earl Jones or Keith David. Trust is what people look for in a brand and what provides trust more than a voice of assurance and calm? These are examples of the quality you will get working with this amazing voiceover talent.

 

Sean Alan Stone is an actor, writer, photographer, poet, and director. He was born in the farmland of central Texas to a diverse and international family. His father was born in Guyana, raised between Canada and the US, to Indian and Irish parents. His mother was born in Texas. This created a unique lens through which to view the world by adding tremendous depth and nuance to the wide range of characters and dialects he is able to inhabit.

He made his TV debut as Billy Flynn on the television series Murder Made Me Famous (2016), and shortly after made his film debut in Great Plains (2016).

Sean is best known for his role as Louis on AMC’s The Son (2017), starring Pierce Brosnan, and has since appeared in several films, commercials, and television shows.

When not on screen he can be found creating. “There are those who have no voice in the narrative.  Who have stories and have lives that are the solution to the problems we face today, for a better tomorrow.  To give a voice to the voiceless is the mission. To amplify those who need to be heard.”

Robin has been performing since the age of two when she started dance, and quickly moved to working in theatre. She went on to attend Interlochen Center for the Arts Camp, graduated from the Richardson High School Theatre Magnet and holds her BA in Arts and Humanities from UTD. Robin has performed at several theaters in DFW and Off-Broadway in NYC. She has been listed in many year end “Best of Lists” from area critics who have praised her physical comedy, timing, and natural performances. She has been dubbed a fantastic cold reader,
has a great ear for accents and loves doing voices. As an occasional podcast host, Robin has also honed her interviewing skills the last few years. She has a silver pug named Frankie she loves to cuddle in her spare time, while streaming her favorite shows and justifying it as “research.”

Ever since Paul emerged from the womb, he’s made literally tens of people laugh in places ranging from Dallas all the way to North Dallas.

In 2024, Paul became the audience warm-up act for Dr. Phil Prime Time. He has also appeared on General Hospital and HBO, as well as commercials for Toyota, Avocados from Mexico, and Fossil.  In addition to appearing on screen, Paul regularly performs with Four Day Weekend, participating in hundreds of improv shows whether as part of the ensemble or as a solo emcee.

On stage or on camera, Paul brings a spark to whatever role he embodies.  With 20+ years of improv experience and nearly 10 years of on-camera work and study, he can both command a crowd and delight a lens.

Campbell is a classically trained actor and voice-artist with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from the University of Louisville. He is a strong supporter of independent film as well as an award-winning filmmaker. He has done numerous international commercial campaigns and also holds the distinction of having done more voice work for the Power Rangers franchise than anyone in the shows history. Because of his body of voice-work, he is regularly invited to Pop Culture Conventions.

Matt is a born and raised DFW actor dedicated to inspiring and representing gay men through his storytelling, while also bringing his full range of skills to a diverse array of roles. Matt received his BFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University and trained with Reiko Aylesworth and Blake Hackler in on-camera acting. Known for bringing his full authentic self into every space, Matt is a collaborator in everything he does. He cares deeply about the connection between human beings, using that connection as an actor to make people feel seen and less alone in the world, which drives his passion for the work. When he’s not acting, he loves to play competitive volleyball, put his Bachelor’s in Computer Science and IT skills to good use, travel, try new restaurants, write, or watch a good miniseries drama with friends and family.

Matt Lyle is a performer and comedy writer living in Dallas. He’s a graduate of the Second City Training program and was the host and head writer for The City Life Supplement, named a Top 5 Comedy Show in Chicago (NEWCITY 2013). His original sketch revues have been seen in Dallas in A Brief Endless Love at the Dallas Comedy House, Gold, Frankincense and Credit Card Debt in Theatre Too, and Adulthood: or How I Learned to Start Worrying and Love Ken Burns at FunHouse Theater and Film. Matt’s plays, The Boxer, Barbecue Apocalypse, Big Scary Animals, Raptured!, Hello Human Female, A 3D Adventure, A Dance of Joy, and The Better Doctor, have been produced in DFW and across the U.S. His favorite roles are as husband, dad, and slow pitch softball MVP.

E is a nonbinary latine, queer, quirky, lover of words and sounds. They are also not one to do things like everyone else. After earning their BFA in Theatre back when the internet was still young, E entered the professional theatrical world as a Stage Manager for companies such as The Milwaukee Rep and The Dallas Opera.

Fast forward to 2024, E applied and was accepted into Penguin Random House Narrator Mentorship. Since then, E has recorded several audiobooks for PRH Audio, among others, and was awarded their first AudioFile Earphones Award.

Bold and cinematic in their expression with a knack for comedic timing and a voice described as earthy, vulnerable, and nuanced, E is quickly becoming a favorite among authors and producers.

When not recording, E is learning the finer points of D&D while educating their niece and nephews as future rock legends. Because the classics matter.

Cameron Wisener is a Texas-grown actress, singer, puppeteer, and record spinner currently residing in Dallas.

Growing up in The Middle of a Cornfield, TX (a town thirty minutes south of San Antonio), Cameron was an incredibly dramatic child who involved herself in everything: sports, band, academia, and of course, theatre. At a young age, she loved imitating scenes from movies she saw at the local movie theater for anyone who was willing to entertain her oddball humor. It was to no one’s surprise that she ended up pursuing a degree in Musical Theatre at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, TX.  

Now, she’s been seen onstage at theatres all over Dallas, most recently at Ochre House Theatre leading their production of ‘Blood Hammer Girl’. She is also a writer and performer in The Folding Chairs Sketch Comedy Group. Her favorite sketch she’s done is about people LARPing as rats. 

When she’s not onstage, in front of a camera, or in the recording booth, she can be found at your local record store digging through crates and spreading the gospel of 60’s Power Pop.

Teri is a recent transplant from the Chicago area where she has been an on-camera and VO actor for over 15 years, with Second City Chicago and Meisner training, black box theatre experience, a knack for medical and professional jargon, has narrated more than 400 audiobooks (including 50+ under her pseudonym, Lynn Barrington) in multiple fiction and non-fiction genres, and was one of Chicago’s top ear prompter talent before moving to the Dallas area in 2021. She earned a BFA from the Savannah College of Art & Design and spent 18 years as a gig worker before it was trendy.

Fully embracing the Texas heat, she gardens for butterflies and other pollinators, and is currently enrolled in the Texas Master Naturalist training program which includes an initial 80 hours of training in various natural sciences and a minimum of 40 hours of volunteer service to become certified to help educate, preserve and maintain our natural resources in Texas.