Alex was born in Jacksonville, Florida and in 2014, finally escaped the alligators and sunshine. He made his way to Dallas where he still found sunshine, but thankfully no gators. Since then Alex has been lending his voice to various commercial, videogame, animation and anime projects for clients all around the world from the comfort and safety of his state-of-the-art, broadcast-quality, alligator-proof home studio. When not doing voice over, Alex spends the rest of his time performing improv and writing scripts for the local anime factory.

Macy Anne Johnson is a Dallas born and raised voice-over artist and on-camera actor. Though theatre sparked Macy’s passion for acting, her first professional voice-over role in high school changed the direction of her creative pursuits. Undoubtedly influenced by her childhood obsession with SpongeBob, Macy clung tight to voice acting and never let go. She received her BFA in Theatre Performance, with a concentration in Musical Theatre, from Baylor University. When she’s not in front of the camera or behind the mic, Macy is behind the scenes adapting Japanese anime scripts for English audiences or creating stories of her own. Outside of her creative work, you can find Macy bonding with her pet corn snake and Pomeranian, watering her army of house plants, and exploring coffee shops.

Gary is the friendly, guy-next-door sound used by Disney and Raising Cane’s…

He is an accent and dialect master with fluency in, Irish, British RP, and Scottish. He is known for authentic characters in animation and video games as well as dynamic audiobook narration.

Recent clients include Disney, Raising Cane’s and Ortho!

Gary has over 270 books on Audible.com and is the recipient of an Audie, a SOVAS and 4 X Audiofile Earphones awards.

He recently became part of the Star Wars Extended Universe with his narration of “Star Wars: Padawan” by Kiersten White for Disney Lucasfilm Press.

Gary works out of his broadcast quality home studio in Denton, Texas. When not working, he enjoys playing guitar, Karaoke, painting Bob Ross style landscapes, cleaning up paint, and cooking!

Emi Lo is a Taiwanese/Chinese-American voice actress based in Dallas with remote recording capability. She is most well known for playing Rena in Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni – GOU, Rinku in D4DJ: First Mix, Hei in The Legend of Hei, and Hototo in Appare-Ranman! Though she started her life as a classical pianist, she was always active in the local theater scene and made sure to include acting courses in her curriculum even throughout her graduate studies. In addition, she is very passionate about animation and video games, as they have been an integral part of her life since she was young and visiting Taiwan.

When Emi is not acting, she can be found playing piano, modeling, singing, or exploring natural and man-made ruins. She also has an absolutely spoiled Siberian cat.

David Matranga found acting and storytelling at a young age. From school plays to a stint playing piano and trombone, he has always had a deep love for performing. Knowing that acting was his passion, he went on to earn a BFA in Musical Theatre and an MFA in Acting from the Yale School of Drama. His work has been seen in NYC, LA and on stages all around the country. He has appeared in operas, films, television, commercials—both onscreen and in voiceover – and voiced hundreds of roles in anime and video games. Notable anime and video game roles include Shoto Todoroki in My Hero Academia, Berthold Hoover in Attack on Titan, Nicholas D. Wolfwood in Trigun: Stampede, Ken Masters in Street Fighter 6, as well as Pokemon Masters, Fire Emblem Engage, and Tiny Tina’s Wonderland. David’s reverence for storytelling is a guiding principle of his life, and he feels deeply privileged to have built a career on sharing this love with others. 

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.

Richard Sanderson is a British actor whose career spans stage, screen, and voiceover on both sides of the Atlantic. Trained at the renowned Poor School in London’s King’s Cross, Richard honed his craft touring Europe for years with the celebrated touring company Theatre Set-Up, performing Shakespeare’s Cymbeline and The Merchant of Venice, among others. His film career reached new heights with a role in Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning blockbuster Dunkirk (2017), and he has since appeared in On Wings of Eagles alongside Joseph Fiennes and in Netflix’s Medal of Honor. An accomplished voice artist, Richard brought to life the legendary Captain Fegen in the award-winning audio drama Unsinkable, starring alongside Brian Cox and John Malkovich. He also provided British character voices for the globally acclaimed video game Street Fighter 6.

Much like Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar, Dallas based actor Aaron Dismuke got his start in his chosen profession quite early. At age eleven, he was cast in his first lead role in an anime dub: Alphonse Elric in the show FullMetal Alchemist. Young Aaron didn’t realize that he’d spend the next decade trying to escape the shadow of that towering role any more than young Augustus realized he’d spend his life overshadowed by the ghost of Julius Caesar.

The ancient Roman statesman and Dismuke’s shared love for performative emotional outbursts was instrumental in the latter’s going on to voice hundreds of characters in various anime, video games, and western animations in the 19 years that followed. Dismuke also directs, adapts scripts, writes comics, designs board games, photographs abandoned buildings, propagates grapevines, reads a lot of old history books, and raves that specialization is the death of joy.

As an actor, he soaks up information and converts it into clean reads with clear motivations—spiced with snark as needed. He has decades of experience in voiceover, and a passion for stories new and old.

Elizabeth Arends is a British-American actress and voice artist working across television, film, theatre, motion, and performance capture. Her screen credits include HBO’s The Gilded Age, ITV’s Emmerdale and Coronation Street, and NBC’s New Amsterdam. Film work includes On Wings of Eagles (Sony Pictures) and Alone (Electric Entertainment).

Trained on the MA Acting course at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Elizabeth has toured Shakespeare across Europe and received the LU Leonard Award in Los Angeles for her comedy work.

She is also an accomplished motion and performance capture artist, collaborating with Meta as the first chatbot Jane Austen, as well as with Robert Zemeckis and Build A Rocket Boy (MindsEye). Her voice work includes Marvel Studios’ Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Capcom’s Street Fighter 6, and Abruptio.

A multidisciplinary storyteller, she writes, directs, and produces, including the feature Longtails and award-winning short films.

Mike is a talented voice actor currently based out of DFW in Texas. Originally from St. Paul, Minnesota and raised in Colorado Springs, CO, Mike has since lived in and visited many places around the US and the world, including Japan, Albania, Germany, Hong Kong, to name a few. After serving in the Peace Corps from 2015 – 2017 as a Youth and Community Development Volunteer, he returned to the US in order to pursue his passion for acting and start a full-time career in voiceover work. Since then, Mike has recorded for a number of roles in video games, promos, trailers, animation, audio books, commercials, and everything in between, only continuing to grow and sharpen his skills with each cast. Should you find yourself looking for a voice actor with the professionalism of a government official, the approachable personality of a gentle giant, and the utility and flexibility of a Swiss Army Knife, then there is no need to look any further.