Alex Bui is a Second Generation Vietnamese-American voice actor. He always dreamed of acting, but many circumstances prevented him from pursuing his dream. After graduating with a Doctorate in Pharmacy, he overcame the obstacles, began to pursue his dream, and started his voice-acting journey in June 2022. By utilizing his remote capabilities, eagerness to learn, and potential, Alex has featured various projects, including video games, animations, and audio dramas from clients such as Lionsgate and Square-Enix. When not behind the microphone, he works as a clinical pharmacist at his county hospital, plays video games and watches anime with friends and family, spends time with his wife, and plays with his two dogs. Additionally he has recently begun is journey into the theater world and made his debut in Theatre Southwest Houston’s production of Kate Hamil’s of Jane Austen Sense & Sensibility as Edward Ferrars and Robert Ferrars. He completed a run as Mr. Green in Playhouse 1960’s production of Clue in September.
When Kevin Marr speaks, you can’t help but take notice. His voice,authentic and sincere, playful and welcoming, or boldly masculine, leaves an indelible mark. It’s a sound that lingers, sparking thoughts andmaking a lasting impression on your audience. And that’s a good thing.
Kericho Corry is a New York City based voice actor and the 2025 One Voice Award winner for Best Commercial Performance in TV and Web. His work has been heard in campaigns and content for Verizon, Google, the NBA, NFL, UFC, IBM, the Seattle Mariners, Dairy Queen, and Fanatics. His sound is warm, confident, grounded, and conversational, with experience across commercial, promo, sports, automotive, corporate narration, e-learning, and animation.
Ty’s voice acting draws inspiration from the creative & abstract age of Saturday morning cartoons, Mel Blanc’s Looney Tunes, Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Saturday Night Live, SCTV and so MANY MORE! That influence, combined with decades of performance experience, has shaped a versatile and distinctive voice acting repertoire. Ty has worked as a voice actor since 2012 and professionally since 2014. He worked as a professional club DJ with over 30 years of experience, a former on-air radio personality, Stuntman and Announcer, learning from each experience. Over the course of his career, Ty has created hundreds of character voices for projects ranging from film and television to AAA video games, as well as a unique voiceover experience for the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum at Pearl Harbor. With a gravelly baritone voice, Ty is especially well-suited for villains and creatures, as well as characters who are wise, timeless, and relatable. Clients include: Amazon USS Bowfin Memorial at Pearl Harbor Gearbox Entertainment Foreteller Games Ty is currently freelancing and is SAG-eligible. For inquiries, collaborations, or upcoming projects, feel free to connect via LinkedIn. Ty looks forward to helping bring your next project to life—and to hearing what we can create together.
Dolores Rogers is a versatile voice actor whose credits include Bowser Jr., Wiggler and Female Piantas in Nintendo’s Super Mario Sunshine, Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour and original characters in the Backyard Sports games: Backyard Baseball (Vinnie the Gooch, Ernie Steele), Backyard Soccer (Earl Grey) Backyard Basketball (Angela Delvecchio, Gretchen Hasselhoff, Kimmy Eckman). In Backyard Baseball’07 she played Derek Jeter and Eric Chavez. She plays Pete Wheeler, Kimmy and Angela in Backyard Baseball 2026. She voiced Runa, Brynhilde and Namiel in Aion and Showgirl and Bimbo in Casino Empire and Voice Two in Hoyle’s Talking Facemaker. She is the voice of Billy Blue Hair on YouTube. She has performed many characters in live radio theatre and can be heard as several historical voices at the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle. Dolores has B.A. degree in Creative Arts with an emphasis in Theatre from San Jose State University, where she was an Irene Ryan award nominee and won the Hal Todd award for excellence in acting. At SJSU, she was a three-time Dorothy Kaucher finalist for Oral Interpretation. Dolores was mentored in voice acting by Veronica Weikel, Valerie Mamches and Ginny Tyler. She took singing lessons …
Adam Michael Rowe is a remote capable, SAG-Eligible voice talent lending his services to commercials, animation and video games in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and beyond. He has performed for major properties such as Dragon Ball Z, My Hero Academia, One Piece, Attack on Titan and Spy x Family, collaborating extensively with clients such as Crunchyroll, Okratron 5000, Studio Nano and Marc Graue Recording Studios. He is best known as the voice of Daisuke Kambe in The Millionaire Detective: Balance – Unlimited and Evan Edroch in Tower of God: New World.
Shamon Williams—pronounced like Michael Jackson’s Shamone—is an African American female voice over artist, writer, and poet. Identifying as she/her, Shamon is modern, intriguing, and relatable. With Shamon, you get flair, style, and an artist motivated to craft voice perfection. Storytelling has always been an essential part of Shamon’s life. Whether through the books her mother read to her as a child, her own writing and narratives, or the desire to bring other people’s stories to life. And she firmly believes that every person has experiences worth sharing. Through transparent, trustworthy, and authentic voiceover, Shamon tells your story, ensuring that your message is clear and that your audience is listening.
I fell in love with acting when my mom took me to see Les Misérables when I was six. Most of it went completely over my head, but when I saw young Cosette on stage, I thought, “Why isn’t that me?” A few decades later, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting, training at the British American Drama Academy in England with Derek Jacobi and Fiona Shaw, and a career behind the mic; I’m working as the professional voice actor that would make little me proud. I love horror, and playing villains, so working on projects like Five Nights at Freddy’s, Warframe, Bendy and the Dark Revival, Call of Dragons, and Talking Tom: Suddenly Super has been a dream. That said, I’ve also got a soft side. I’ve been approved by Disney for Classic Princess Stories and have voiced projects for little listeners, including Polly Pocket Adventure Studios, LEGO DUPLO Marvel, and Sesame Street-branded content. As a mom, I have a deep well of warmth to pull from. Commercial and corporate clients come to me for a sound that’s confident, smart, playful, and occasionally just the right amount of snark. I’ve worked with brands including American Express, Rimmel London, …
Raisha Jye is a versatile voice actor with a warm, relatable, and confident sound. She’s voiced projects for brands such as Procter & Gamble, Monday.com, LA Fitness, UPS, Sherwin-Williams, Liberty Mutual, and Got2b, across commercials, e-learning, and corporate narration. She easily shifts from friendly and conversational to confident and authoritative, delivering every read with authenticity and emotional connection. Recording from a broadcast-quality home studio, Raisha provides clean, professional audio with quick turnaround and a seamless client experience.
Nicknamed “Bard” for his engaging, story-driven presence, Caesar delivers a clear, bright voice grounded in effortless authenticity. His work spans True Crime podcasts, audio dramas, and the survival horror game Echoes of the Living, showcasing a range from excitable best friends to power-hungry villains and gods in disguise. With on-camera commercial experience and a strong sense of natural pacing and connection, he brings both relatable warmth and dynamic character energy to brands and bold animated worlds alike.
“A voice that feels like home” isn’t just a phrase…it’s the heart of what Tamara brings to every project. With a natural, conversational style, she helps brands connect in a way that feels effortless and familiar, like sitting down with a trusted friend. At home, she finds inspiration in everyday moments, from the calm stillness of nearby lakes and mountains to the joyful energy of her Border Collie, Lucy, who reminds her daily of the power of warmth and connection. At the end of the day, it’s all about that connection: the kind that makes an audience lean in and feel understood.
Nick’s voice brings a versatile animated sound to his characters and a warm and friendly guy next door to commercials. With his heavy background in improv he is able to understand the client’s needs and bring them to life efficiently and effectively!
Michael Kaye first honed his acting skills in college productions and then as a radio announcer in Washington, D.C. He now resides in the wide-open spaces of sunny Colorado, despite spending his days in the confines of his professional voiceover booth. Michael’s memorable performances are expressed through his deep sincerity and the depth of character he provides. He engages the listener with dynamic energy and story-telling passion, providing distinctive, authoritative, and authentic reads for commercial and narration projects. Michael believes that words spoken from the heart have the power to move the hearts of others, and he looks forward to reaching the hearts of his listeners.
Mo has been a sought-after voice actor for several years delivering the goods for National Geographic, Marvel, Google, and a host of local, regional, and national advertising brands. Mo lives in Los Angeles, but his roots are in Egypt. His languages include English and Arabic. Beyond the voice, Mo Alfy is a consummate pro and a gentle spirit with a great smile.
Emily is a vibrant and passionate voiceover artist with years of experience in the field of the performing arts. Originally an instrumentalist, Emily received her Bachelor of Music as a Flutist in 2021. Emily is grateful to be able to make art out of each and every script she receives. Her trained musical ear brings nuance to every take, and she prides herself in her ability to tweak even the smallest details to make things right. With many happy clients under her belt such as Epson, Simply Pop, and more, it is Emily’s top priority to skillfully bring your scripts to life.
I moved to America from Lviv, Ukraine when I was 5 years old and started mimicking American accents immediately. I discovered Voice Over when I was 16 and my History teacher told me I should charge for my voice. I went on to study Filmmaking & Japanese at Sarah Lawrence College, started directing/producing content after graduating, and still worked in Voice Over as a beloved side hustle. Then the same old story – the pandemic hit and I decided to try working in Voice Over full time. It’s been true love ever since. I’ve worked with incredible clients including Nintendo, Tiffany & Co., Frito Lays, Sephora, DuoLingo, Hyundai, Bath & Body Works, Pepsi, Downy and so many more. My projects span television ads, PSAs, industrials, audiobooks, radio and digital broadcasts, IVR, e-learning, video games and animation. I’ve been fortunate enough to win multiple awards including SOVAS, One Voice, and Telly Awards. It has been an absolute joy and honor to work in Voice Over for well over 17 years and I look forward to the next 17 and beyond!
Aaron James has a voice profile that is friendly, raspy, light, bright, and guy-next-door. He’s worked across audiobook, podcast, film, and other media projects, offering a range of talents including accents, character voices, and narration. He records with the following studio equipment and software: a dedicated ISO booth with a Sennheiser 416 mic, connected to a Steinberg Nuendo DAW through an SSL Console, with Source-Connect Pro and digital phone patch capabilities as needed.
Hola! I’m Sergio Leal. Colombian-born, US-raised. After nearly a decade in voiceover, I’ve learned one thing—voice isn’t just about sound; it’s about feeling. Just like music, a great voiceover has rhythm, cadence, and melody—it moves people. Whether it’s a deep, commanding promo or a fun, high-energy food spot, my job is to make every word feel natural and alive. If you need warmth, energy, or something that needs to feel ‘just right’, then let’s make it happen – because voiceover isn’t just heard… it’s felt!
Cynthia M. Lopez has been working in the voice-over and recording industry for over seven (7) years. Her voice-overs give life to copy for a wide range of clients; from local and regional ad campaigns (Texas Ford Dealers, Lack’s Furniture, Beringer Wine, and KFC), to training programs for the health industry (Baylor College of Medicine). Cynthia is fluent in both written and spoken Spanish. Her most recent experience includes the simultaneous translation of the evening news on KRIV Fox26, which is transmitted through the Secondary Audio Program, or SAP. Prior to that, she was an On-Air Personality for Univision RadiO’s KLOVE 106.5FM. As a singer, Cynthia has recorded one EP album, and has been part of other recording projects.
Hailing from Mexico City, with a quick 26-year stop in New York City, Annie “Ana Maria” Kozuch is a bilingual and bicultural accomplished actor, voice artist and jazz vocalist. Practically born with a microphone in her hand, Annie’s inspirations were Julie Andrews, Barbara Cook, Shirley Jones, and Linda Ronstadt. On her 7th Birthday, she went to see Mexican icon, Silvia Pinal perform in Mame, and she was hooked! Annie was formally trained at R.A.D.A. in London and earned a B.A. in Dramatic Arts from Mills College. Theatre morphed into radio and television, with a film peppered in here and there. Slowly but surely, Annie kept coming home to live music. After touring with Broadway Pops Concerts, she met jazz pianist, composer, Frank Ponzio. With Frank’s accompaniment, Annie directed and produced her first one-women show, Diva’s Lament, in which she comically tells her own story in tri-lingual song, blending musical theatre with jazz standards from the Great American Songbook, Mexican boleros, and Brazilian bossa nova. She has recorded and produced two charting CDs, Here With You and Mostly Jobim. As a voice artist, Annie is known for her bright, present, authentic and engaging voice. As bicultural and accent-free in both English …
Katie Otten is a stage, film, and voice actor with many years of professional experience. She received her MA in Theatre Performance at the University of Nebraska – Omaha, and her BA in Theatre Education at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. She has provided voices for anime and video game characters, educational content, commercials, and narrated over 15 audiobooks. She strives to bring enthusiasm, experience, and warmth to every role!
Leo Jerez is an Actor/Voice Actor born in Queens, New York and is of Hispanic/Dominican descent. Ever since he was very young he’s performed on stage for theatre productions and has been in multiple films along with voicing in many animations, video games & commercials.
Ezequiel’s voice has a contagious energy that can be heard while playing a wide array of characters of all ages. With a talent for timing, he’s been able to deliver difficult monologues with ease for several commercial spots such as Six Flags, Fiesta Mart, and College of the Mainland in tight time allotments. Ezequiel has a theatrical background in both the English and Spanish theater community. He draws from his experiences of having been surrounded by a variety of ethnic groups at home and work that range from inner-city urban to the affluent elite. His English accents include Texan, British, Chicano, and Indian. His Spanish accents aside from neutral/standard Spanish include Mexican (Norteño and Chilango, etc.), Argentinean, Cuban, Chilean, and Peruvian. This background allows him to play fictional characters such as, the Chilean character, Chili Dawg; the lead in the animated short film 9/11-9/11 by Mel Chin an Official LA Short Film Festival Selection. Ezequiel has been acting professionally for more than a decade.
