Greg Ayres is not your average voice actor. The once "Fanboy" turned VA started working for ADV Films just a few years ago, and in that short time managed to snag two of his favorite roles in anime. He was thrilled to voice the role of his favorite character Son Goku in Saiyuki, then just one year later Kaworu Nagisa in the Director's Cut of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Other roles include Chrono in Chrono Crusade, Negi Springfield in Negima, Heihachi in Samurai 7, Satoshi Hiwatari in DNAngel, Pope Alessandro XVIII in Trinity Blood, Tsuyoshi in Kodocha, Leo in Ghost Stories, Tsujido in Speed Grapher, and Gau Ban in Shadow Skill.He can also be heard in other anime titles such as Super Gals, Spiral, Macross, Mythical Detective Loki, Burst Angel, Gravion, Godanner, Pretear, Full Metal Panic, E's Otherwise and a whole lot more.

When he's not in a booth with headphones on, you can usually find him sporting headphones of another variety behind "the decks". A veteran nightclub DJ of many years, Greg has really enjoyed the opportunity of doing something else that he truly loves. From packed rooms at anime conventions, to the legendary stage of The Knitting Factory (NYC), Greg never misses an opportunity to share his love of music with anyone who will listen.

Greg's Links:

Greg Ayres Voices for Peace Voices For

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Laura Dawn Bailey

Date of Birth: May 28th, 1981 in Mississippi

Laura Bailey is the voice behind the lovable character Tohru Honda from Fruits Basket. Don't let that ultra-sweet fool anyone; Bailey has also voiced Lust from Fullmetal Alchemist, Alv from Kiddy Grade, and Henrietta in Gunslinger Girl. Bailey also provided ADR direction in Case Closed, Gunslinger Girl, and Kodocha. She has also appeared in Negima! Magic 101, Dragonball Z, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Lupin III.

Laura's Links:

Laura's Official Website Laura's Etsy page

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Colleen Smith Clinkenbeard

Born April 13th, 1980

in Colleyville, Texas

Colleen is an American voice actress and theatre actress. In addition to voice acting roles for FUNimation, she has also served as ADR director and script writer for several anime titles. She is known for playing characters with a valley girl accent. She is currently the new voice-actress of Monkey D. Luffy on One Piece.

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Kevin Miguel Connolly

Date of Birth: March 15th 1974, in Tucson Arizona

Kevin M. Connolly has been working as an actor, director, designer and instructor in theater for the last 15 years. It was while he was doing his acting grad work at UCLA that he became interested in the world of voice-overs. Soon after moving to Dallas in 2004, he found himself in the booth at FUNimation for the first time, under the guidance of Mike McFarland. Since then he has worked with and learned from some of the best directors in the business including Colleen Clinkenbeard, Chris Cason, Zach Bolton, Caitlin Glass, Chris Bevins, Tyler Walker, Eric Vale, Leah Clark, Jeremy Inman and Charlie Campbell. Kevin has voiced various major and minor characters in over 30 productions, not only for FUNimation, but ADV Films and Illumitoon as well. He is probably most well known for playing Master Sergeant Kain Fury in the hugely popular *Fullmetal Alchemist* series. Some of his other favorites are Harley Hartwell in *Case Closed*, Takayuki Narumi in *Rumbling Hearts*, Doyle in *Crayon Shin-chan*, Kit in *B'tX*, Tanabe in *BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad*, and Soichi Miyamoto in *Suzuka*. Other titles he has appeared in include *AM Driver*, *Beet the Vandel Buster*, *Black* *Blood Brothers*, *Gatchaman*, *Hell Girl*, *Kodocha*, *One Piece*, *School Rumble*, *Trinity Blood*, *The Galaxy Railways*, *Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRonNiCLE* and *Witchblade* to name a few. Kevin also has stepped into the ADR Director's chair, working as a substitute director on *Suzuka*, *School Rumble*, *Mushi-Shi* and *Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRonNiCLE*. This lead to him being the ADR director for the second half of *Peach Girl *in 2007. His first stint as an ADR writer began with *One Piece* in 2008, and he's looking forward to working more in the anime script field.

Kevin's Links:

Kevin's Website Fuery Love Yahoo Group KMC Mafia (Official Fan Website)

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Date of Birth: June 19th 1969,
Lake Charles, LA

Kyle worked at Radio Disney (not Disney Radio) from 1996-2005. Moved to Los Angeles in fall of 2005 and have since made a lot of progress in voice acting, including landing roles in Naruto (Kiba), Bleach (Aizen), and Street Fighter IV (Ryu). I've mostly provided voices for numerous video games including Resident Evil 5, Watchmen, and Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Kyle's Links:

The Big Bald Broadcast Squinty Fried Squids

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Chuck Huber has been an actor and teacher for 20 years including a recent six year stint as Principal of St. Bernadette Academy. His ongoing credits include the voice of Hiro Nohara on Cartoon Network’s Shin Chan, as well as hundreds of other voices on dozens of shows. Android 17-Garlic Junior on Dragon Ball Z, Emperor Pilaf on Dragonball, Hiei on Yu Yu Hakusho, Shou Tucker on Full Metal Alchemist, Hector on Glass Fleet, Father Vaclev Havel in Trinity Blood, Seamus Han in Blue Gender, Adashino on Mushishi, Metal Face on B’tX, The Royal Envoy on Samurai 7, Tanaka on Kodacha, Mohji on One Piece, six different killers on Case Closed, Wong on Burst Angel, Nomura on Grappler Baki, Eishun Konoe on Negima to name a few. He is also on the writing team for One Piece and directs for various shows as needed including Sasami, One Piece, and Ouran Host Club.

He began acting in Chicago on stage at the Goodman Theater in Marvin’s Room as well as working at the Steppenwolf, Court and Bailiwick theaters. TV/Film credits include The Untouchables (TV) for Fox, Missing Persons for NBC and Going All the Way for Lakeshore Productions.

His latest film, The Fragility of Seconds, fragilitythemovie.com, which he produced, wrote and starred in won the Gold Remi Award (3rd place) at the Houston International Film Festival as well as premiering to rave reviews at the USA Film Festival. Chuck is the Southern Regional Director of Pinnacle Performance Company, www.pinper.com, which teaches performance based communication skills to fortune 500 companies. Chuck speaks and gives workshops on the subject of education innovation and curriculum
development at various colleges around the country and writes children’s books with his wife. They have five children named Joshua, Sebastian, Gabriel, Sophia and Max. Their first book, Zak and the Three Tree, sold over 5000 copies. His next projects are an educational kid’s show, Twisted History, and a related children’s book entitled The Hippo of Hope. He loves the donuts and is very excited to get to know all of you!

His credits:
http://www.crystalacids.com/database/person/2031/

Chuck's Links:

Donuts (Fanclub) The Firefly Works

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Date of Birth: August 27th , Greensburg, PA

Vic has been acting for stage and screen since he was 8 years old, but he started his career in anime about ten years ago as Vega in Streetfighter II. Since then Vic has been in more than a hundred shows, known for such roles as Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist, Tamaki Suou in Ouran High School Host Club, Fai in Tsubasa Chronicle, Ikkaku in Bleach, Yukito in Air, Takanaga in Wallflower, Dark in DN Angel, Kurz in Full Metal Panic, Broly in Dragonball Z, Kougaijji in Saiyuki, Tatsu in Peacemaker, Virgil Walsh in Trinity Blood, Hikaru in Macross and many more. Vic has also voiced roles in a large number of video games including Soul Calibur, Disgaea, Persona III, Project Sylpheed, DBZ, Bleach, FMA, and more. But even longer than his voice acting, Vic has been a professional music composer / singer / producer who has written and produced hundreds of songs for TV, radio, and CD. He sings the themes for shows like One Piece & DBGT, and has produced several CDs of his own original music. In addition to anime and music, Vic has a degree in film and works regularly writing, producing, and directing video and film productions.

Vic's Links:

Vic's World Ranger's Website

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Christopher Sabat has worked in voiceover and audio production for over 10 years. His experience in anime began in 1998 when he was cast as Yamcha and Igor on the Dragon Ball movie, "Sleeping Princess In Devil's Castle". Soon afterwards, he was asked to join the anime giant FUNimation Productions to direct the Dragon Ball Z series. Since then, he has directed over 800 episodes of various anime, cartoons and videogames. And along the way, he has voiced some of the world's most popular anime characters including Vegeta, Piccolo, and Yamcha in Dragonball Z, Kuwabara and Rizen in Yu Yu Hakusho, Jigen in Lupin III, Ayame in Fruits Basket, Alex Luis Armstrong in Full Metal Alchemist, Father Tres in Trinity Blood, Kikichio in Samurai 7, Kurogane in Tsubasa Chronicles, Naru Naru in Kodocha, Saiga in Speed Grapher, Roy in Solty Rei, Roronoa Zoro in One Piece and others.

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