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.

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.

Rey Winn is a jack-of-all-trades performer focusing on voice work. His unique training in opera performance as a baritone at SMU has allowed him to travel the world as a singer, and bring a dynamic take to his voice over. His recent work includes multiple video games with SMU Guildhall, as well as the #1 meditation app, Hallow. Rey’s voice perfectly fits into the serious, motivational, and dramatic genres while still leaving room for the conversational, comforting, and quirky.
When not working, Rey is usually diversifying his skillset in woodworking, electronics, 3D printing, sewing, or just about anything he can get his hands on.

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.

Paige Guillory, aka “The Voiceover Paige,” knows how to speak kid (and adult)! She has a unique vocal range and the ability to sing in kid and adult voices. In the early part of her career, Paige worked as a television journalist. After viewers heard her voice on TV, she received multiple opportunities to do voice-over work. Paige has voiced regional commercials, cartoons, video games, and eLearning projects. As a personal goal, she earned her master’s degree in Technical Communication in 2022.

Amber May is a seasoned voice actor with over a decade of experience in animated series, feature films, award-winning video games, anime, and toys, and she thrives in both comedic and heartfelt storytelling. Her journey in entertainment began aboard Disney Cruise Line and Carnival Cruise Line, where she hosted immersive youth and family programming that sharpened her instincts for performance and connection. She later brought that energy to the stage at Disneyland and Six Flags Magic Mountain, contributing to live events and themed entertainment. A passionate trend-setter with a strong foundation in character work and collaborative creativity, Amber delivers standout performances behind the mic and is thrilled to join the Mary Collins Agency.

Clifford Chapin is a voice actor best known for his work in animation and video games. At a young age, Clifford began studying all the ins and outs of filmmaking, which led to him beginning his freelance career at sixteen years old. While in college, Clifford discovered his true passion was for voice over, changing his focus from being behind the camera to being behind the mic. Now an adult, Clifford has voiced hundreds of characters across animation, including Katsuki Bakugo in My Hero Academia, Conny Springer in Attack on Titan, Cabba in Dragon Ball Super, and Kaworu Nagisa in Neon Genesis Evangelion. For video games, you can hear Clifford as Proton in Pokémon Masters EX, Ronan in Fire Emblem Heroes, King Thirain in Lost Ark, and Big Donny in Borderlands 3 among many others.

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.

Danish-American Voice Actress Sarah Wiedenheft’s first foray into acting was an audition for her High School’s production of Beauty and The Beast. “They wouldn’t even let me be a spoon!” she cried to her parents, having failed to land a role. But she was a persistent little thing and she clawed her way into the next musical. And the next.
Then, fresh out of college, she learned about voiceover. In the VO world, her theatrical experience could combine with her love for singing to form a deadly weapon and she was going to use it. At age 19, she got her start at FUNimation and went on to lend her voice to numerous anime dubs, original animations, and video games. Whether cast as a series lead or a humble spoon, she is overjoyed just to be part of the magic.
When she isn’t acting you can find her drawing, singing, hurkle-durkling, playing piano, crafting, tending to her quail, gardening, or hitting herself on something.