Voice Over has become a real cathartic outlet for me in my life, and I’m thankful to have discovered it with my buddy Rob. We took an introductory course together and the feeling of being in the booth by yourself in front of the mic and audio engineer was so exhilarating that I couldn’t look back.

I grew up watching a lot of cartoons, animation, and anime, so a lot of my childhood heroes came from voice over. Actors like Dan Green, Yuri Lowenthal, Liam O’Brien, Laura Bailey, Steve Blum, Kevin Conroy, Chris Sabat, and Sean Schemmel were like the pantheon of my early years.

What impacted me so much from those shows was that there wasn’t a voice behind the curtain, those actors were those characters, in voice and soul to me. What I want to be able to accomplish as a Voice Actor, is to one day have that same effect on someone. To be the embodiment of that character, and to have made an impact on someone’s life through my portrayal is really what drives me in my acting career today. Money’s great and all, don’t get me wrong, bills gotta get paid, but we as people only live maybe up to a century if we’re lucky in this world that has been moving for millennia now.

To me, the richest thing I could have is the ability to make an impact in that microscopic time I have, and Voice Acting is the medium that I love and hope to be able to achieve that through.