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In his career, Scott has been a member of Chicago’s Second City comedy troupe, a cast member on Mr. Show and one of the stars of the Tenacious D show. He has provided voices for Aqua Unit Patrol Squad (Drewbacca, Hoppy Bunny) and Robot Chicken. On Television, he has appeared in episodes of Friends, Dharma and Greg, The Office, Life on Mars, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Monk, Stacked, Malcolm in the Middle, The Drew Carey Show, Charmed, Alias, CSI: Miami, Alley McBeal, MADtv, Curb Your Enthusiasm, TV Funhouse, Felicity and Two Girls a Guy and a Pizza Place. In film, he has appeared in Kicking and Screaming, Arthur, Mr. Woodcock, Accepted, Bad News Bears, Without A Paddle and Run Ronnie Run. Scott also continues to act, improvise and teach at I.O. West and the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.
Barnes' screen debut was in an episode of Columbo, which led to a series of bit parts in films like The Seniors (1978) and Delta Fox (1979). In 1978, she starred in a TV series, The American Girls. Subsequent parts include the horror film Tintorera, and TV shows such as Starsky and Hutch, Kojak, The Rockford Files, The Love Boat, the 1978 TV version of The Time Machine and the 1979 television film A Vacation In Hell. In 1980, Barnes landed a supporting role in Sunday Lovers. In 1981, Barnes was cast n her most famous role,as Terri Alden on Three's Company (after Suzanne Somers left the series, and after Jenilee Harrison served as interim replacement Cindy Snow). In 1982, Barnes starred in The Wild Women of Chastity Gulch. After Three's Company ended in 1984, Barnes appeared in the 1989 James Bond film Licence to Kill as Della Churchill, the underwater sci-fi/action thriller Lords of the Deep (1989), Traxx with Shadoe Stevens, and in NBC's Perry Mason and the Case of the Reckless Romeo (1993). Her 1990s feature film appearances include the heroine in Stepfather III (1992), the Kevin Smith comedy Mallrats (1995), the Sean Penn drama The Crossing Guard (1995) opposite Jack Nicholson, and the 1999 comedy Mumford. Her 2000s work includes a memorable performance in the Rob Zombie horror film The Devil's Rejects (2005), the supernatural thrillers Thr3e and The Visitation in (2006) and American Cowslip (2009), starring Val Kilmer and Diane Ladd. She recently starred in Bad Blood: The Hatfields and McCoys as Vicey Hatfield.
Edward Leslie began his career at the side of Hulk Hogan in the 1976. At the time, the two were billed as brothers; Ed was known as either Ed Boulder or Dizzy Hogan, to match Terry's Terry Boulder and Hulk Hogan. He worked for Bill Watts's Mid-South territory and sporadically for the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) before he became known as Brutus Beefcake in 1984. Beefcake spent 1984 as a heel feuding with David Sammartino and Hulk Hogan. In 1985, Beefcake began teaming with Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, and they became known as "The Dream Team". The Dream Team won the tag team titles in 1985 from the U.S. Express and held the title for an amazing eight months, dropping the titles to The British Bulldogs at WrestleMania 2. Brutus then became "The Barber" at Wrestlemania III, after splitting with Valentine and helping Rowdy Roddy Piper cut Adrian Adonis' hair. Beefcake spent the rest of the 80's feuding with former partner Valentine, ex-manager Johnny Valiant, The Honky Tonk Man, "Outlaw" Ron Bass, Randy "Macho Man" Savage, Zeus and Mr. Perfect. In 1990, a near fatal accident put Leslie out of action for two years. He returned to The WWF in 1991 hosting an interview show called "The Barber Shop." He returned to the ring in 1993 in a match against Ted DiBiase, followed by teaming with Hulk Hogan in a tag team called The Mega-Maniacs, with Jimmy Hart as their manager. In 1994 he moved to World Championship Wrestling (WCW). Since the name "Brutus Beefcake" was trademarked by the WWF, he had to change his ring name. At first he was "Brother Bruti" and then "The Butcher". As The Butcher he feuded with Hulk Hogan for the WCW World Heavyweight title. He changed his moniker several more times, including runs as "The Man with No Name", "The Zodiac", "The Booty Man" and finally as Hulk Hogan's bodyguard "The Disciple" in The NWO. Following his tenure at WCW he has worked with several Independent companies, started a Wrestling School and was a coach on the reality television show Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling.
His Transformers credits include: The Transformers: TV series (Grimlock, Long Haul, Skyfire and Sentinel),The Transformers: The Movie (Grimlock) & Transformers: Five Faces of Darkness (Grimlock & Long Haul). His other animation credits include: Men in Black: The Series, The Angry Beavers, Spider-Man, Real Adv. of Jonny Quest, The Cartoon Cartoon Show, Rover Dangerfield, The Toxic Crusaders, DuckTales, Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, Cathy, The Powerpuff Girls, Astro Boy, Batman Beyond: The Movie, Batman Beyond, Extreme Ghostbusters, The Rugrats Movie, Hey Arnold!, Superman, Rugrats, Cow and Chicken, Johnny Bravo,Gargoyles (Leo), The Fantastic Four (Mole Man), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Batman: The Animated Series, The Mask, The Little Mermaid, Smurfs, The Jetsons and Tranzor Z. His video game credits include: Jecht in Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X-2, Dissidia: Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012: Final Fantasy, plus roles in: Halo Wars (Captain Cutter), Avatar: The Game (RDA), X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, Spider-Man: Battle for New York, Kingdom Hearts II (Eeyore), Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+ (Eeyore), Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, X-Men (Beast), Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (The Pain), Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth II, Dead Rising (Brock Mason), Age of Empires III (Frederick the Great), Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (The Pain), EverQuest II (Riason Hanagom/Barbarian Knight/Ugarian Farwind/Sir Antylus Teraeth & more!), Call of Duty (Sgt. Moody), Rise to Honor, Command & Conquer, Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, 007: Nightfire (Q), Superman: Shadow of Apokolips, Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast, Star Wars: Obi-Wan, Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds, Star Wars: Episode I - Racer, Forgotten Realms: Icewind Dale, Star Wars: Episode I - Jedi Power Battles (Jedi Master Plo Koon, Darth Maul), Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (Darth Maul), Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, Infamous, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Star Wars: Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy Gregg's live action roles on television include roles on St. Elsewhere, Night Court, Wings, Quantum Leap, Sesame Street, L.A. Law, Frasier, Perfect Strangers, Lou Grant, One Day at a Time, Too Close for Comfort, Fame, Alice, Becker and The Drew Carey Show. His live action roles in film include: Police Academy: Mission to Moscow, Dreamgirls, Running Mates and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!
Paul also runs his own team out of Arizona, Sonoran Paranormal Investigations, Inc. as well as runs his own research and development site dedicated to the tech side of the Ghost Hunting. When not hunting ghosts, Paul spends as much time as possible with his family and has a keen interest in Art, Photography and Engineering. He is the author of ‘Wish You Were Here’, a published visual journal of his travels all over the world.
Beyond working as a producer and director, David's responsibilities include scriptwriting, cinematography, effects, and scoring, and he is very in demand as an instructor for BLAP (the Blue Logic Arts Program.) David holds two degrees himself, including a baccalaureate from the University of North Texas where he studied Art and Jazz guitar. Throughout the country David and his wife (Stephanie Young) regularly perform their original music as the songwriting duo THE BREHMS, and on occasion perform with their full 6 piece band.
Born the same week that Tootsie, Gandhi and ET earned top spots at the box office, it’s no coincidence that Nicki Clyne finds ongoing inspiration in Mahatma Gandhi’s life, that she’s convinced life exists outside our current definition, and that she’s never felt quite right about Dustin Hoffman. Nicki later grew to be directly influenced by the enchanting talents of Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz and by the unparalleled independence and cool expressed through her favorite orphan, Punky Brewster. Nicki can still be seen clicking the heels of her mismatched Converse when she finds herself in regrettable situations. Since childhood, and with the same intensity she has since employed fighting Cylons in all out space-battle, Nicki attempted to fit the square shape in the square hole, the circle shape in the circle hole and, on occasion, the square shape in the circle hole. It was this diligence and focus that taught her to never give up on her dreams, to believe in herself, and that, if it came to it, she could always solve the Rubik’s cube by simply peeling off the stickers. Nicki’s first brush with success came after winning top prize at her Kindergarten Pet Show, where she proudly demonstrated her lop eared bunny’s uncanny ability to “skateboard” - in other words, be pulled, unamused, by a little neon harness. But the showmanship didn’t stop there: there were school plays, backyard dance performances, dress-up days, and impromptu postmodern performance art (a unique craft her mother never fully appreciated and often confused for temper tantrums). Along with her love of performing, her love of winning has blossomed into a healthy competitive spirit that comes out mostly at dance parties and in discussions about anything she thinks she knows anything about. Growing up, Nicki pursued her myriad interests – from horseback riding to the bass guitar, from photography to boys’ ice hockey – with an equally short attention span. As soon as one sports season ended, another quickly took its place, and if Physics was too hard, there was always Musical Theater. But her curiosity and exuberant nature never failed to keep her engaged as she explored different areas of study, including philosophy, psychology, religion, ethics, art, media, and more. Eventually she achieved the awareness that how she lived her life was more important that what she knew or managed to accomplish. Ultimately, Nicki found her true passion lay in understanding and upholding the human experience - in every medium. Acting is one such venue - a means to explore the nature of our common struggles, while hopefully inspiring critical thought and compassion in the process. As well, Nicki is highly involved in humanitarian endeavors and community initiatives. Instead of feeling there is “no place like home,” she now feels like there is “no place like now.”
Douglas began his career on stage in the San Francisco Area in the late 1970s and early 1980s, moving to L.A. in 1985 to study at the Estelle Harman Actors Workshop. He co-founded the improvisation troupe Section Eight, and was a member of Theatre of NOTE. In 1996, he landed a role on the Boston Common TV series. D.C. Douglas' voice over career encompasses video games, television, film and radio with credits including: Albert Wesker (Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, Resident Evil 5 and Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds), Legion (Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3), Chase (Transformers: Rescue Bots), Raven (Tekken 6, Street Fighter x Tekken), The Master (Buffy the Vampire Slayer VG), Lekk-Ji, Kal Bedo, Bosann Lor'kor, Zarik, Revanite Travel Droid (Star Wars: The Old Republic), Commandant Alexei (Tales of Vesperia), Grimoire Noir (Nier), Taihaku and Gabi (.hack//GU series) as well as several national commercial campaigns (including GEICO, McDonald's and Radio Shack). His film credits include Black Ops with Lance Henriksen and Universal Remote: The Movie with Charles Q. Murphy; Hallmark Channel TV movie Final Approach with Dean Cain; and the Lindsay Lohan "comeback" film Labor Pains on the ABC Family channel. His television credits include 24, Star Trek: Enterprise, Passions, NYPD Blue, ER, Charmed, The Bold and The Beautiful, Without A Trace among others. He most recently appeared in CBS's Criminal Minds, ABC's Castle and Fox's Raising Hope.
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When he's not filming on Ghost Hunters, Britt makes appearances at multiple guest events all over the country, where he lectures and leads paranormal investigations. He has also worked on the Food Network Challenge, Run This Town, RWG, and can be seen in Two De Force, Chillerama, and Azinda.
Linda's screen credits include: The Batman TV series in 2 episodes (He Meets His Match, the Grisly Ghoul and The Joker Goes to School), Way... Way Out (Peggy), Felony Squad, The Fat Spy, Wonder Woman: Who's Afraid of Diana Prince? (Wonder Woman), A Guide for the Married Man, Planet of the Apes (Nova), Beneath the Planet of the Apes (Nova), Bracken's World (Paulette Douglas), Airport 1975 (Winnie), Switch (Jill Martin), Barnaby Jones, Cocoon (Susan), Cocoon: The Return (Susan), Wild Bill (Madam) and Planet of the Apes (2001 Remake).
Hogan has appeared in countless plays, films, TV series, and radio dramas, and even an opera. Some of his favorite feature film experiences include Clearcut (1991), Klondike Fever (1980) and A Simple Curve (2005). His most rewarding television experiences include his work on "Jake and the Kid" (1995), "Monk" (2002), "African Skies" (1991), "Dead Man's Gun" (1997), Lifeline to Victory (1993), Nights Below Station Street (1997), Secret in Giving (1999), For Those Who Hunt The Wounded Down (1996) and, of course, his all-time favorite, "Battlestar Galactica" (2004).
Among his numerous live theater performances are the title role in "Cowboy King", performed on horseback at the Caravan Farm Theatre in the interior of B.C.; "Biff Loman" in "Death of a Salesman", then 19 years later, "Willy Loman" in the same play; "Red Mango Blues", a one-man show (with guitar virtuoso Harris Van Berkel), written by poet/playwright Charles Tidler; and "Petruchio" in "Taming of the Shrew", with wife Susan Hogan as "Kate". Hogan has performed on several radio shows, including "Pocket City Blues", a radio series about a blues DJ who stumbles into a different crime every week. Hogan's distinctive voice has also been heard over CBC Radio as the narrator of many books, poems, and short stories. His award nominations are numerous and include a Blizzard Award for Best Leading Actor (feature length) for his role in Nights Below Station Street (1997), from Manitoba Film; and a Genie for Best Supporting Actor (feature length) in Solitaire (1991).
He has guest starred on such series as Millennium, The Outer Limits, Cold Squad, Andromeda, The L Word, Psych, Dollhouse, Robot Chicken, Numb3rs, and in the two-hour premiere of Monk. He plays Myka's father on the SyFy series Warehouse 13. Hogan has also lent his voice to the video game industry, providing the voice of Captain Armando-Owen Bailey in the RPG, Mass Effect 2, as well as the opening character, Doc Mitchell, in Fallout: New Vegas. Hogan also voiced the character General Tullius in the RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. He appeared in the dark tale Red Riding Hood. Most recently, he reprised his role as Commander Bailey in Mass Effect 3, and lent his voice as Samael in the American release of the Korean MMORPG, Tera.
As a screen actor, he can be seen in the 1987 hit Summer School (Alan Eakian), Babylon 5, Kids Incorporated, That's So Raven and Munsters Today. In addition, he is known to Power Ranger fans across the globe as the voice of Alpha 5 in Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, Power Rangers Turbo, Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, Power Rangers Zeo, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie.
Brittney is more than just a voice actor, and can be seen in the upcoming feature films Up & Down and Puncture (co-starring with Chris Evans).
In 1974, Kaufman and his business partner Michael Herz founded Troma Entertainment and began producing and distributing independent action and comedy films including Squeeze Play!, Waitress!, Stuck on You! and The First Turn-On!. In 1985, Troma experienced mainstream success with the violent, darkly comic superhero film The Toxic Avenger. Toxic went on to become Troma's most popular movie, inspiring three sequels, a Saturday morning children's television show, comic books and tons of merchandise. The Toxic Avenger, or "Toxie," is now Troma's official mascot. Kaufman's follow-up to The Toxic Avenger was Class of Nuke 'Em High. Riding on the success of the Toxic Avenger, Nuke 'em inspired two sequels. Other notable films include: Troma’s War, Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D., Tromeo and Juliet, Terror Firmer and Tales From the Crapper. Kaufman's latest film is Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. Kaufman is set to direct the upcoming The Toxic Avenger 5: The Toxic Twins. Lloyd is also the writer of several books, including: Make Your Own Damn Movie!, Direct Your Own Damn Movie! and Produce Your Own Damn Movie!, he is now working on Sell Your Own Damn Movie!
In the original Thundercats, he was also the voice of Jakalman and has recently been in the new Thundercats series as Caludus, Lion-O's father. His other animation credits include Silverhawks (as Bluegrass and Pokerface), Karate Kat (Karate Kat) and Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story (Lion-O). His video game credits include: Grand Theft Auto IV (The Beat 102.7 Announcer), Alan Wake's American Nightmare (Eddie Rodman) and Mafia II (Frank Vinci/DJ) He was the announcer for VH1's Best Week Ever, the voice of Sir Carolboomer in The Twelve Days of Christmas TV movie, the host of Super Duper Baseball Bloopers (1989), the Narrator of Light Moments in Sports (1986) and Commander of the Wind Demons in The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus. He was also a regular cast member of The Imus in the Morning show from 1973 to 2007.
Following several independent seven-inch single releases, Less Than Jake released their debut album, Pezcore, in 1995, featuring such staples as "Liquor Store"' and "My Very Own Flag". The title of the album stems from Roger and Vinnie's fondness for Pez candy, clearly apparent in their reportedly sizable Pez dispenser collections, and the pervasively used suffix "core". Ever since, Pez dispenser motifs have been a common feature of Less Than Jake's merchandise. Shortly following the release of Pezcore, the band was signed to Capitol Records and soon released Losing Streak in 1996. The album was full of the band's wry, fast-paced brand of ska-punk anthems, producing such fan favorites as "Johnny Quest Thinks We're Sellouts," "Jen Doesn't Like Me Anymore," and "Automatic." In 1998 the band released Hello Rockview, which included staple songs such as "All My Best Friends Are Metalheads", "History of a Boring Town" and "Last One Out Of Liberty City". In September 2000, the band released Borders & Boundaries. The album contained singles such as "Look What Happened" and their home-town anthem, "Gainesville Rock City". In 2002 they re-released their compilation album, Goodbye Blue and White, which included various 7" releases spanning from 1996–2001, and provided a different track listing from the first pressing. The album was named in honor of their original tour van, with the liner notes having the band recounting memories of the van. To celebrate the band's 10th year anniversary, Pezcore was re-released and the band's first four 7", Smoke Spot, Pez Kings, Unglued, and Rock-n-Roll Pizzeria, were repressed and included in a limited edition Cereal Box (which also featured a t-shirt, bobblehead, and pin). Less Than Jake's next album Anthem was released in 2003 on Warner Bros./Sire Records and opened at #45 on the Billboard 200, the album featured three major singles in both the US and the UK, with "She's Gonna Break Soon", "The Science Of Selling Yourself Short" and "The Brightest Bulb Has Burned Out". The band released B Is for B-sides in July 2004, which comprised tracks that didn't make Anthem's final cut. The DVD retrospective The People's History of Less Than Jake appeared a month later, featuring both professional and bootleg recordings of the band. In April 2006, the band released its four-song Absolution for Idiots and Addicts (EP), with their next full-length, In with the Out Crowd, following a month later. The album was also issued in a limited edition that came in a leather-bound case complete with bonus multimedia discs that contained a plethora of music videos, bonus tracks and an elaborate photo gallery. In 2007 split with Sire Records and Warner Brothers. Following this split, the band released five high quality (MP3, 320kbit/s), DRM-free, unedited recordings of their live shows, taken directly from the mixing console at each show. In 2008 the band founded its own label, Sleep It Off Records, and released its seventh full-length album, GNV FLA. The band has recently stated its preference for EP releases, and independently issued Greetings from Less Than Jake (2011) and its counterpart, Seasons Greetings from Less Than Jake (2012). Less Than Jake Schedule:
As well as virtually inventing the gore generation, Lewis also produced a number of "exploitation" movies, as well as sampling the full gamut of exploitation subjects ranging from wife-swapping and ESP to rock 'n' roll and LSD. A Taste of Blood details all these, plus gore classics such as 2,000 Maniacs, The Gore Gore Girls, Color Me Blood Red and Wizard of Gore, placing them in context amid the roots and development of the exploitation film. After over three decades away from filmmaking, HGL returned in 2002 with Blood Feast 2 and most recently completed The Uh-Oh Show in 2010. "Herschell Gordon Lewis is the man who put red meat into the American cinematic diet. Ultimately Herschell made Quentin Tarantino possible." - Joe Briggs Herschell’s Filmography includes: The Gore-Gore Girls (aka Blood Orgy) (1975), Year of the Yahoo! (1974), This Stuff’ll Kill Ya! (1973), Miss Nymphet's Zap-ln (1972), Stick It in Your Ear (1971), The Wizard of Gore (1971), The Ecstasies of Women (1970), Linda and Abilene (1969), How to Make a Doll (1968), Just for the Hell of It (1968), The Psychic (1968), The Girl, the Body, and the Pill (1967), The Gruesome Twosome (1967), The Magic Land. of Mother Goose (1967), Something Weird (1967), Suburban Roulette (1967), A Taste of Blood (1967), Alley Tramp (1966), Jimmy, the Boy Wonder (1966), Color Me Blood Red (1965), Monster a Go-Go (1965), Sin, Suffer, Repent (1965), She-Devils on Wheels (1968), Blast-Off Girls (1967), Boin-n-g (1963), Goldilocks and the Three Bares (1963), Scum of the Earth (1963), Daughter of the Sun (1962), Nature’s Playmates (1962), The Adventures Of Lucky Pierre (1962), Living Venus (1961), The Prime Time (1960), 2,000 Maniacs! (1964), Moonshine Mountain (1964), Bell, Bare, and Beautiful (1963), Blood Feast (1963), Blood Feast 2 (2002)and The Uh-Oh Show (April, 2010).
Lindberg began his acting career to critical acclaim as Rory in Black Circle Boys at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival. From there, he made several guest appearances on popular television shows, such as ER, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and The X-Files. He continued pursuing films roles, particularly as Sherman O'Dell in October Sky and Jesse, a stuttering mechanic, in The Fast and the Furious. He received attention in the 2010 remake of the 70s cult classic I Spit On Your Grave. He has also appeared in the recurring role of Chad Willingham on CSI: NY and as Ash on Supernatural. He took part in Tony Zierra's 2009 documentary My Big Break, which follows the early careers of Lindberg, Wes Bentley, Brad Rowe and Greg Fawcett. He was also a guest star in an episode of The Cape as Hicks, a professional sniper assassin. His filmography includes: Supernatural (Ash), The Fast and the Furious (Jesse), NCIS (Joey 'Peanuts'), The Cape (Hicks), Criminal Minds (Tony), I Spit on Your Grave (Matthew), My Big Break, Sons of Anarchy, The Other Side of the Tracks (Rusty), Push (Joe), Punk Love (Spike), National Lampoon's Adam & Eve (Freddie), CSI: NY (Chad), The Inside (Louis), The Last Samurai, The Failure, Law & Order: SVU, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, A Midsummer Night's Rave (Nick), The Rookie, The Flats, Undone, Brightness, The White River Kid, The Velocity of Gary, City of Angels, Mercury Rising, The X-Files, 413 Hope Street, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, ER, Black Circle Boys and Born to Be Wild.
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As a voice actor for cartoons Alan has starred in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (Skeletor, Man-At-Arms, Mer-Man, Battle-Cat and Cringer), She-Ra: Princess of Power (Skeletor, Man-At-Arms, Mer-Man, Battle-Cat and Cringer), Transformers (Warpath, Beachcomber, Breakdown, Seaspray), The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse (Mighty Mouse), Flash Gordon (Ming the Merciless, Hans Zarkov), The Smurfs (Vanity Smurf, Father Time), Ghostbusters (Prime Evil), The Big O (Norman Burg), Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos (President), Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (Alfred Pennyworth), Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (Tomos, Orbin, Phobeg), Bionic Six (Metalhead, Professor Amadeus Sharp), Blackstar (Carpo, Overlord, Crios, Shaldemar, Thorg), Shazam! (Dr. Sivana, Mr. Samson), Rambo (Col. Samuel Trautman), Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy (Father Time, Mighty Moe), Phantom 2040 (Prof. Jack Archer), BraveStarr (Handlebar, Outlaw Scuzz, Mr. Frog, Stampede), Trollkins (Sheriff Pudge Trollsom), Fantastic Four (Uatu the Watcher, Firelord), The Legend of Prince Valiant (Merlin), Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters (Goolem, Morris P. Grout), Pryde of the X-Men (The Blob), Superman (Jonathan Kent), Scooby-Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf (Mummy), Thundarr the Barbarian (Mindok The Mind Menace, Muragg, The Old Wizard), Drak Pack (Count Dracula), The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, Pound Puppies, GoBots, Wuzzles, Centurions: Power X Treme, Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo, The Secret Life of Bees, Batman: The Animated Series, Tom & Jerry Kids Show, The Little Mermaid, Fish Police, Where’s Waldo, James Bond Jr., Captain Planet and the Planeteers, TaleSpin, DickTales, Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers, Battle of the Planets, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, Adventures of the Gummi Bears, The New Tom & Jerry Show, Hong Kong Phooey, Speed Buggy, Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Inch High, Private Eye and The New Scooby-Doo Movies. Some of Alan's video game credits include: God of War II (Prometheus), Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix (Dr. Piotr Ivanovich), Law & Order: Justice Is Served (Charles Northcutt), Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel (Harold, Cult Ghoul Thug, Soldier, Kamikaze, Wasteland Trader), Earth and Beyond (Memnon), , Endwar, The Bourne gonspiracy, Forgotten Realms: Baldur's Gate - Dark Alliance II, Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader, Lionheart, Cloud 2, Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, : Starfleet Command: Volume II: Empires at War, Forgotten Realms: Baldur's Gate II - Shadows of Amn, Nox, Invictus: In the Shadow of Olympus, Revenant and The Bard's Tale.
Alan’s film credits include: The NeverEnding Story (Falkor, G’Mork, Rockbiter), Trancers 4: Jack of Swords, Trancers 5: Sudden Deth, Child of Darkness/Child of Light, Absolute Strangers, Lucy & Desi: Before the Laughter, Blondie & Dagwood: Second Wedding Workout, Jane Doe: Eye of the Beholder, Blondie & Dagwood (Julius Dithers), Westworld (Chief Supervisor), Gammera the Invincible (Dr. Contrare), Little Big Man, My Wicked, Wicked Ways: The Legend of Errol Flynn, Close Ties, Divorce Wars: A Love Story, Macbeth, Living in Paradise, Private Benjamin, Can't Take It with You, Peeping Times, The Ghost of Flight 401, Freaky Friday, Helter Skelter. Riding With Death, The Hindenburg and The Lives of Jenny Dolan.  His television credits include: The Six Million Dollar Man (Dr. Rudy Wells), Star Trek: The Next Generation (Koroth), StarTrek: Deep Space Nine (Captain Keogh), Star Trek: Voyager (Nezu Anbassador), Passions (Alistair Crane), Murphy Brown (Eugene Kinsella), The Wizard of Oz (Wizard), Happy Days (Mickey Malph), Valley of the Dinosaurs (Gorak), Big Eddie (Jessie Smith), Get Smart, Hogan's Heroes, The Partridge Family, Mama's Family, Who's the Boss?, L.A. Law, Matlock, Night Court, Knight Rider, Trapper John, M.D., Hotel, St. Elsewhere, Gimme a Break!, Private Benjamin, Barney Miller, Hart to Hart, It's a Living, Foul Play, Lou Grant, Flo, Alice, Vega$, What's Happening!!, Soap, Hawaii Five-O, Welcome Back Kotter, Gemini Man, S.W.A.T., Harry O, Medical Center, Mannix, The New Perry Mason, Marcus Welby, M.D., The Doris Day Show, Here’s Lucy, Bonanza, Bewitched, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, Mod Squad, The Jimmy Stewart Show, McCloud, Love, American Style, That Girl, I Dream of Jeannie, Ironside, The Bill Cosby Show, The Queen and I, Lancer, The Outsider, Get Smart, The Andy Griffith Show, In the Heat of the Night, I Spy, The F.B.I., The Hero, Felony Squad, The Defenders Quantum Leap, 'Til Death, Gilmore Girls, The Practice, Chicago Hope. Diagnosis Murder, Touched By An Angel, Caroline in the City, Silk Stalkings, Murder, She Wrote, Married with Children, Coach, Mr. Belvedere and much, much more!
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Britta's first voice acting job was as the singing voice of Jem in Jem and the Holograms from 1985 to 1988. During this time, she starred in an episode in the cult TV show Crime Story. In 1988 she co-starred in the teen rock band movie Satisfaction, starring Justine Bateman, Julia Roberts, Liam Neeson, Debbie Harry and Scott Coffey. Phillips performed several songs during the movie and is featured on the soundtrack album. Also in 1988, she had a starring role as a nurse in the pilot episode of the short-lived TV series Nightingales. Phillips was a member of the bands The Belltower and Ultrababyfat in the 1990s and Luna from 2001 to 2005. Since then, Phillips has released albums with fellow Luna bandmate (and husband) Dean Wareham. Wareham, a former member of the band Galaxie 500, toured with Phillips in 2010. From 2005 to 2008, she was one of the stars of the Adult Swim series Moral Orel, voicing Bloberta Puppington, Miss Agnes Sculptham, Tommy, Nurse Bendy, Stephanie Foamwire-Putty, Mrs. Christein, Ms. Florence Papermouth, Dolly Forghetti and Poppet Posabule. In 2006, she featured as herself in the Luna band documentary Tell Me Do You Miss Me. Since 2010, Phillips has starred in Mary Shelley's Frankenhole as the voice of Elizabeth Frankenstein.
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He is a three-time World Champion, having won the ECW World Heavyweight Championship twice and the NWA World Heavyweight Championship once. On the independent circuit, he has held the VCW World Heavyweight Championship once, and the 3PW World Heavyweight Championship once. He also held the WCW United States Championship once, and is the record holder for most reigns as WWF/E Hardcore Champion with 26 reigns. He is the 2005 King of the Mountain winner at Slammiversary in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, being only the second person ever to win the annual event. Between WCW, TNA, WWE and ECW Levy has held 36 total championships. He also briefly wrestled for the Ring of Honor promotion.
For Metalocalypse, he designed and created the look of the five band members, directs the bulk of each season, and works with the show's co-creators/writers Brendon Small and Tommy Blacha. Schnepp directed the 2009 Dethklok Tour with Mastodon, providing a heavy metal movie of the fully animated music videos played to every song of this sold-out tour. Schnepp co-wrote and drew variant covers for all four Dethklok comic books. He has guest starred on three episodes of Aqua Teen Hunger Force. In two episodes he voices the Wisdom Cube and in the other he plays The Creature from Plaque Lagoon. He is the voice of Dr. Gibbits in Metalocalypse. Jon is deeply, Let me emphasize this, DEEPLY influenced by Comic Books, SciFi and Horror flicks, and all things “geek”. The Schnepp makes his own films, which include Nerd Hunter 3004, Brainwarp and The Removers, one of the trippiest short films ever made. Absorb all that is Schnepp. Schnepp’s image can be seen in many videos such as Iron Maidens “Be Quick or be Dead,” with Ozzy in “Therapy” and he is a hooded figure in Metallica’s “The Memory Remains”. He was also featured in The Damned Things music video for "We've Got A Situation Here". In 2011 Schnepp directed music videos for the bands I Set My Friends On Fire and Forbidden.
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Andy Sipes was the art director on Code Monkeys, Consulting Producer for Your Dungeon, My Dragon and Associate Producer of Crank Yankers. He has worked as the editor of Archer, Warren The Ape, DJ & The Fro and Minoriteam.
His credits are mighty! His voice acting credits include: Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Master Shake), Squidbillies (Granny), Fish Hooks (Mr. Baldwin, Bud, Clamantha's Mom), Mad (various voices), Chowder (Gazpacho), Your Dungeon My Dragon (Hork the Nomad), Penguins of Madagascar (Leonard), Code Monkey's (Todd, Warden Shank), The Venture Brothers (The Alchemist, President Breyer), Minoriteam (Dr. Wang), Robotomomy (Dreadnot, Thunderbite), Robot Chicken (Master Shake, Twinkie the Kid, Lego Pharoh and more!) and Sealab 2021, His live action credits include: The Young Person's Guide to History (Benjamin Franklin), Saul of the Mole Men (Strata Operator, Benjamin Franklun), Gary Unmarried (Chris), Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell, ER, Brothers and Sisters, Stomp! Shout! Scream!, Come on Over, Gypsy Crepes, Terror Phone, If You Could Say It In Words and more! His video game credits include: White Knight Chronicles: International Edition (Belcitane) and Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am (Master Shake).
Dino began his career as a writer for The Ben Stiller Show before joining the writing staff of Late Night with Conan O'Brien. During the '90s he wrote for Late Show with David Letterman, The Dana Carvey Show and Mr. Show with Bob and David. In 2000 Dino and Robert Smigel pitched Comedy Central a spin-off of Smigel's TV Funhouse SNL cartoons which would be a half-hour sketch comedy show. TV Funhouse premiered on 2000. Following TV Funhouse he joined the writing staff on Mad TV. Dino worked on Tom Goes to the Mayor with Mr. Show alumnus Bob Odenkirk. He created the stop motion animated series Moral Orel for Adult Swim as well as Mary Shelley's Frankenhole. He was the voice of Drinky Crow on The Drinky Crow Show, as well as a writer for Important Things with Demetri Martin and Lucky Louie. Since 2009, Stamatopoulos has been appearing as "Star-Burns" on the NBC comedy series Community. He is also a consultant and writer on the show. He co-wrote the stop motion animation Christmas special.
Alex is also the co-founder and Chairman of Shooger – a mobile loyalty platform for local merchants. The Shooger allows businesses to remarket to nearby shoppers via their smartphones. Prior to SugarShack, he co-founded Click Forward Marketing, LLC, a local search engine advertising technology company and sister company CodeSpring, LLC, an award-winning online advertising software development firm. Click Forward and CodeSpring were both sold to Yellow Book USA (YELL) in January 2006. Prior to CodeSpring, he was the Director of Corporate Development for Republic Services, Inc. (NYSE: RSG). Alex managed acquisitions in Republic's Eastern Region of the United States. In just over 3 years he successfully acquired over 50 companies that generated in excess of $300 million dollars of annualized revenue. Stancioff has an MBA with honors from Georgetown University, where he concentrated in corporate finance and business strategy.
His wide range of voice credits includes: .hack//Quantum (Smith), AM Driver (Nilgis), Aquarion (Toma), Baccano! (Isaac Dian), Baldr Force EXE Resolution (Quon), BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad (Jim Walsh), Big Windup! (Riki Kajiyama), Birdy the Mighty: Decode (Tuto), Black Blood Brothers (Jiro Mochizuki), Black Cat (Kosuke Kanzaki), Black Butler (Sebastian Michaelis), Blassreiter (Magwald Xargin), Case Closed (Harrison Blackwell), Chrome Shelled Regios (Gorneo Luckens), Corpse Princess (Keisei Tagami), D.Gray-man (Komui Lee), Dance in the Vampire Bund (Alphonse Medici Borgiani), Darker than Black (Harris Barnum), Dragon Ball (series - Spice / Remastered - Zarbon), Eden of the East (Kazuomi Hirasawa), El Cazador de la Bruja (Pedro), Fairy Tail (Simon), Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (Scar), Ga-Rei: Zero (Michael Kohara), Ghost Hunt (Lin Koujo), Glass Fleet (Ulugh Sahne), Gunslinger Girl (Teatrino, Hilshire), Heaven's Lost Property (Yoshitsune Houhouin), Hero Tales (Shokaku), Heroic Age (Age), Hetalia: Axis Powers (France), Initial D (Ryosuke Takahashi), Jyu Oh Sei (Heimdall), Kaze no Stigma (Erwin Leszal), Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple (Ikki Takeda), The Legend of the Legendary Heroes (Miran Froward), Linebarrels of Iron (Reiji Moritsugu), My Bride is a Mermaid (Lunar Papa), Nabari no Ou (Raikou Shimizu), Negima!? (Nagi Springfield), Oh! Edo Rocket (Tenten), One Piece (Eneru, Dalton, Pearl), Ouran High School Host Club (Kyoya Ootori), Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom (Raymond McGuire), Pokémon: DP Sinnoh League Victors (Tobias), Pokémon the Movie: Black — Victini and Reshiram (Damon), Pokémon the Movie: White — Victini and Zekrom (Damon), Rin ~ Daughters of Mnemosyne (Ihika), Rebuild of Evangelion (Ryoji Kaji), Romeo × Juliet (William), Rosario + Vampire (Issa Shuzen), Rumbling Hearts (Kisho), The Sacred Blacksmith (Sigfried), Samurai 7 (Rikichi), Sasami: Magical Girls Club (Amitav), Save Me! Lollipop (Ichii), School Rumble (Hiroyoshi Asō), Shigurui: Death Frenzy (Seigen Irako), Shiki (Seishiro Kirishiki), Shuffle! (Yamaguchi), Speed Grapher (Katsuya Shirogane), Spice and Wolf (Kraft Lawrence), Spice and Wolf II (Kraft Lawrence), Sgt. Frog (Dororo), Soul Eater (Giriko), Summer Wars (Wabisuke Jinnouchi), The Tower of Druaga (Kelb), Trinity Blood (Suleyman), Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle (Seishirō Sakurazuka), Vexille (Kisaragi), Witchblade (Michael) and xxxHolic (Shizuka Doumeki).
His Video Game credits include: Comic Jumper: The Adventures of Captain Smiley (C.O.C, Kung-Fu Karl Weinberg, Winklemeyer's Orderlies, Villagers of Nerthus), Dragon Ball series (Zarbon) and One Piece: Unlimited Adventure (EneruLux-Pain - Arthur Mays, Ray Platiere). His ADR Director credits include: Aquarion, Big Windup!, Corpse Princess, Jyu Oh Sei, Ouran High School Host Club, Rin ~ Daughters of Mnemosyne and Romeo x Juliet. His ADR Script credits include: Blassreiter, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Ga-Rei: Zero, Hell Girl, Heroic Age, Hero Tales, Initial D, Negima!? and Ouran High School Host Club.
Scott Tepperman is one of the stars of the SyFy Channel’s hit TV show, ‘Ghost Hunters International’. A native of Queens, NY, Scott first became involved with the paranormal after visiting the original "Amityville Horror" house in Long Island. Intrigued with the case at a very young age, he immersed himself in all aspects of the supernatural and has since become a die-hard horror movie enthusiast. After four years of being lead investigator for a local amateur ghost team, Scott formed the Association for Locating Paranormal and Haunted Activity (ALPHA), a professional paranormal research organization based out of North Florida. He is also the co-creator and co-host of the hugely successful online radio show, Dead Serious. In the summer of 2011, Scott published Chasing Winter - his first book of poetry about his experiences while traveling abroad. A second book, Silent Morning, is due out in January 2012. He is currently traveling the world filming with the rest of the GHI team.
Annie Thurman is one of the stars of The Hunger Games! Annie is the Tribute girl from District 9. Good luck, and may the odds be ever in your favor!” Prior to The Hunger Games, Annie starred as Cora in the film Falls The Shadow. CLICK HERE to visit Annie on Twitter.
He was the producer of THE LEGENDS BEHIND THE COMIC BOOKS, part of which was filmed at Florida Supercon 2007. His huge list of credits in film also includes: BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM (Producer), CONSTANTINE (Producer), THE SPIRIT (Producer), NATIONAL TREASURE (Assoc. Producer), SWAMP THING (Producer); THE RETURN OF SWAMP THING (Producer), SWAMP THING cartoon series (Exec. Producer), SWAMP THING prime-time live-action series (Producer), WHERE ON EARTH IS CARMEN SANDIEGO? (Exec. Producer), THREE SOVEREIGNS FOR SARAH (Exec. Producer), TUROK, SON OF STONE (Exec. Producer), ROBIN COOK’S HARMFUL INTENT (Exec. Producer), LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE’S VERY ANIMATED CHRISTMAS (Executive Producer/Writer), FISH POLICE animated series (Exec. Producer), DINOSAUCERS (Creator,/Writer/Executive Producer) and THE MARVEL SUPER-HEROES GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY (Producer). He he been the Director/Producer of remakes of Thomas Edison’s earliest films, including: THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY, THE KISS, THE SNEEZE (1993); Executive Producer of historical segments for NBC’s 1988 Summer Olympics; Director/Writer of the stage play, CASABLANCA REVISITED, about the making of the classic movie (1997); Producer of TELEVISION’S GREATEST BITS (VH-1); Producer of THE FIRST NATIONAL TRIVIA QUIZ; and Executive Producer of the PBS special, TEACHING TOLERANCE (1994). Mr. Uslan is an authority on comic book history as instructor of both the first accredited college course and correspondence course on comic books (Indiana University 1971); author of: the first text-book on comics, The Comic Book In America (Indiana University); America At War - A History Of War Comics (Simon & Schuster); Mysteries In Space - A History Of Science Fiction Comics (Simon & Schuster); The Best Of Archie (G.P. Putnam’s Sons); The Comic Book Revolution (Indiana University) and The Pow! Zap! Wham! Comic Book Trivia Quiz Book (William Morrow) He is the Author of the children’s book, CHATTERBOX: THE BIRD WHO WORE GLASSES, a 2006 Best Books Award Finalist. Author of the acclaimed hardback graphic novel, BATMAN: DETECTIVE #27 (DC 2004). Co-Creator of the manga graphic novel, THE MYSTERIANS (Tokyopop 2008). Mr. Uslan is an authority on comic book history as instructor of both the first accredited college course and correspondence course on comic books (Indiana University 1971); author of: the first text-book on comics, The Comic Book In America (Indiana University); America At War - A History Of War Comics (Simon & Schuster); Mysteries In Space - A History Of Science Fiction Comics (Simon & Schuster); The Best Of Archie (G.P. Putnam’s Sons); The Comic Book Revolution (Indiana University) and The Pow! Zap! Wham! Comic Book Trivia Quiz Book (William Morrow) He is the Author of the children’s book, CHATTERBOX: THE BIRD WHO WORE GLASSES, a 2006 Best Books Award Finalist. Author of the acclaimed hardback graphic novel, BATMAN: DETECTIVE #27 (DC 2004). Co-Creator of the manga graphic novel, THE MYSTERIANS (Tokyopop 2008). Writer of the syndicated comic strip, TERRY AND THE PIRATES, (1995-96); Initiator/writer of JUST IMAGINE with Stan Lee’s “Batman”, “Superman”, “Wonder Woman” and other DC super-heroes (2001-02); scripter of BATMAN and THE SHADOW comic books (the ‘70’s); THE QUESTION in DC Archives Action-Heroes V 2; Will Eisner’s THE SPIRIT (2009); THE SPIRIT BLACK & WHITE (2010); ARCHIE GETS MARRIED (2009-2010); LIFE WITH ARCHIE (2010); THE AVENGER MEETS THE GREEN HORNET (2012); PUREHEART & THE SUPERTEENS (2012); VERONICA AND BETTY(2012); THE HANGMAN (2012). Creator of museum exhibits on the history and art of comic books for The Museum of Comic & Cartoon Art (NYC 2011); The Montclair Art Museum (New Jersey, 2007-2008); The Lilly Library (Indiana University, 2005); Advising/Loaning, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Costume Institute Salutes Power of Superheroes Imagery in Fashion (2008). On-camera appearances as producer/historian: BATMAN YEAR ONE (2011); JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRISIS ON 2 WORLDS (2010); THE SPIRIT (2009); WONDER WOMAN (2009); JUSTICE LEAGUE: A NEW FRONTIER (2008); LEGENDS BEHIND THE COMIC BOOKS (2009); COMIC BOOKS UNBOUND (2008); TUROK, SON OF STONE (2008); THE STAN LEE STORY: WITH GREAT POWER (2012); DREW: THE MAN BEHIND THE POSTER (2012); BATMAN MOVIE 1967 (2008); GOTHAM KNIGHT (2008); POPEYE COLLECTION (2007); AQUAMAN COLLECTION (2007); IN A SINGLE BOUND (2006); SUPERMAN MOVIE COLLECTION (2006); BATMAN MOVIE COLLECTION (2005); WORLD’S GREATEST SUPER-HEROES, SUPER-VILLAINS, SUPER-VIXENS (2005).
In the NWA's Mid-Atlantic territory, he was a frequent tag-team partner and World Tag Team Champion with Ric Flair, and held the United States Championship as well. In the WWF, he captured the World Tag Team Championship in 1985 as part of the Dream Team with Brutus Beefcake, and defended that title at WrestleMania 2. Prior to that, Valentine enjoyed a lengthy reign in 1985 as Intercontinental Champion, defending that title against the late Junkyard Dog at the first WrestleMania and waging countless battles with fellow Hall of Fame inductee Tito Santana. Valentine was a thorn in the side of WWE Champions Bob Backlund and Hulk Hogan, and later formed one-half of the Rhythm & Blues tag team with the one and only Honky Tonk Man. Valentine also spent time in WCW, where he held the U.S. Tag Team Championship with Terry Taylor and made frequent appearances on Monday Nitro. His hard-hitting style in the ring will never be forgotten by those who saw him, and along with Flair and Hall of Famer Buddy Rogers, he helped make the figure-four leglock a household word.
Billy West is best known as the star of Futurama, Ren & Stimpy, Doug, The New Woody Woodpecker Show and the voice of Bugs Bunny in Space Jam! On Futurama he is the voice of Fry, Professor Farnsworth, Dr. Zoidberg, Zapp Brannigan, Leo Wong, Richard Nixon's head, Ipgee, M5438, The Educational films narrator, Gearshift, Humorbot 5.0, The Transition Announcer, Judge Whitey, The Galactic Entity, Sinclair 2K and more. He was the voice of Stimpy in The Ren & Stimpy Show from 1991-1996, and he provided the voice of Ren from 1993–1996. Billy performed other characters on the series as well, such as Mr. Horse and the "Announcer/Salesman". He was the voice of Doug in the long running Doug series, and has been the voice of both Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd for several Looney Tunes films and video games, including Space Jam. He was the star The New Woody Woodpecker Show, voicing Woody Woodpecker, Wally Walrus and Dr. Doug Nutts. Billy launched his career in the early 1980s performing daily comedic routines on Boston's WBCN. He left the radio station to work on the short-lived revival of Beany and Cecil. He was also a writer and cast member on The Howard Stern Show during the early to mid 1990s, where he gained nationwide fame with his impersonations of Larry Fine and late Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott. In 1998, West starred in the direct-to-video film Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island as Shaggy Rogers, becoming the second person to portray the character. He was the voice of Zim in the original pilot for Nickelodeon's Invader Zim and is also the voice of "Red" in numerous M&M commercials as well as the 3-D movie "I Lost my M in Vegas". West reprises his role as Elmer Fudd in Cartoon Network's series The Looney Tunes Show. In 2004, West voiced the classic character Popeye in the 75th anniversary film Popeye's Voyage: The Quest for Pappy, and made his live-action film debut in Mark Hamill's Comic Book: The Movie. He also appeared in a cameo in Garfield: The Movie. Other films featuring West's vocal talents include Joe's Apartment, Cats & Dogs, Olive, the Other Reindeer, TMNT, The Proud Family Movie, and three Tom and Jerry direct-to-video movies.
Stephanie’s latest game projects include a role “To Be Announced” in Borderlands II, the lead female vocals (singing) in Ms. Splosion Man, and “Weaver” in Orcs Must Die! In Comic Jumper: The Adventures of Captain Smilely, Stephanie is the female vocalist in the “Brad” theme song, as well as the voice of the Viking hottie, “Nordya”. Other gaming credits include Fiona” in Spike Out, Battlestreet and “Selket” in Unreal Championship II, The Liandri Conflict. Stephanie can also be heard singing theme songs for Dragon Ball GT, Negima, One Piece, and as her character Oruha in Tsubasa. As a singer/songwriter, Stephanie enjoys lending her signature, soulful vocals, along with her guitarist husband David, to the Dallas-based pop/jazz band, The Brehms (www.thebrehmsband.com). Their single, “Red Dress”, featured on their self titled album, was a finalist in the USA International Songwriting Competition! Stephanie is also a graduate of Baylor University with a degree in Theatre Performance. Her love of performing lead her to work extensively on the stage, as well as on both sides of the camera with the production house, Blue Logic (www.bluelogicproductions.com). Stephanie is a two-time nominee for the Dallas Theatre League’s Leon Rabin Award for her work in the Dallas Theatre Community, and she is represented by The Horne Agency.
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