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.

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. 

As an Award-Winning Voice Actor, Tony Pasquale brings his years of experience as a Creative Director/Producer to the booth. Consistently directable and collaborative, Tony prides himself on understanding the parameters creative pros face, and works to make the voiceover process smooth and easy. Growing up at a fly-fishing lodge in Montana, Tony learned early the importance of leading with a servant’s heart. Combined with studying acting and improv, as well as backed by strong media production experience, Tony has now become a highly sought after, in-demand voice talent. His positive attitude and upbeat personality shines through whether at work or at home. When he’s not in the booth, Tony can be found as a patient advocate for heart arrythmia and afib awareness. Tony dedicates himself to a healthy lifestyle all while embracing family time, cooking, and college football.

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.

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.

 

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.

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.

Sean O’Connor’s interest in performing started at a young age portraying both Danny Zuko AND Sandy from the musical Grease at a talent show that people still talk about today (mostly his parents).  Later, he studied at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, receiving a BFA in theatre and working with Dallas Theatre Center on multiple productions during school. He has provided his voice for many anime shows on Crunchyroll, served as spokesperson for major companies including Microsoft, Sports Authority and Whataburger (which was a big win for a Texan), and built out his resume in Los Angeles.  Some Los Angeles highlights include providing his voice to Jimmy Kimmel Live, hosting a YouTube game show about Virtual Reality which garnered a large following on Tiktok,  and acting in several commercials where his goofy, comedic side shined.  He’s excited to continue growing as a performer and to take on new challenges.

Kristen McGuire is an award-winning artist, writer, and voice actor. Armed with a degree in visual arts and communication, Kristen spent several years writing and illustrating her own comic books before jumping into voice acting in 2013.

She has won several awards for her anime-style artwork in multiple shows in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.

As a voice actor, Kristen has worked on hundreds of video games and animation projects, including but not limited to: Genshin Impact, SMITE, Borderlands 3, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Tales of Luminaria, RWBY, My Hero Academia, Demon Slayer, Attack on Titan, Dr. Stone, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Fire Force, and more!

In her free time, Kristen loves petting every cute animal she happens to cross paths with, reading fantasy books, hiking, writing, and creating art.

From an early age, Cris George was drawn to acting by the lure of storytelling. He immediately fell in love with performance, developing a particular interest in animation and voice over. Since then, whether through acting or music, Cris has spent his life performing as much as possible.

Cris started his professional voice acting journey in 2008, through perseverance and a bit of preparation meeting opportunity. Now almost two decades later and with over 400 credits in animation and video games to his name, Cris always brings his experience and a passion unlike any other to all of his performances.

You might have already heard his voice in hit TV shows like My Hero Academia, DragonBall Super, One Piece and Black Clover on Cartoon Network, or in video games like Borderlands 2, Borderlands 3, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and Paladins.