THE VOICES (Main Cast)
QUINN ANGELL - The voice of Wyatt
Quinn Angell is an actor based in the DFW area. He studied at the University of North Texas where he graduated with a BA double major in Theatre and History. Quinn’s most recent performances have been as Sammy in the Stolen Shakespeare Guild’s Production of The Wedding Singer, and as Ty Williamson in Richardson Theatre Centre’s production of Sordid Lives. His favorite role was Eugene Jerome in Broadway Bound. In voiceover, you can find Quinn in Golden Kamuy as Hajime, Akashic Records of Bastard Magical Instructor as Cecil, and Love Tyrant as Isoyama. When not acting, Quinn enjoys reading, going to escape rooms, and overthinking. |
JARED J. LEE - The voice of Reggie
Jared started voice acting in 1998 and specializes in radio, video games and cartoons. His credits include voicing Cloak and Gorgan in Marvel's Avengers Academy, Cu Chulainnin in the video game SMITE, Loki Warg Whisperer in Bonux Xp's Hero Academy, Adam Acid in LEGO Ultra Agents 2 and more.
Jared started voice acting in 1998 and specializes in radio, video games and cartoons. His credits include voicing Cloak and Gorgan in Marvel's Avengers Academy, Cu Chulainnin in the video game SMITE, Loki Warg Whisperer in Bonux Xp's Hero Academy, Adam Acid in LEGO Ultra Agents 2 and more.
BRANDI ANDRADE - The voice of Rebecca/The Crimson Crane
Brandi Andrade has been doing voiceover, print, and broadcast work through her agent, Linda McAlister, for 20 years. She holds a Ph.D. in Theatre and American Women’s History, and taught for many years at UT Arlington. She has worked with many DFW theatres over the years as performer, director, dramaturg, administrator, and producer. She currently lives in Austin with her spouse and two terribly spoiled felines.
Brandi has been the voice of The Crane since Season 2. Stephanie Nadolny voiced her in Season 1 (See Season 1 credits).
Brandi Andrade has been doing voiceover, print, and broadcast work through her agent, Linda McAlister, for 20 years. She holds a Ph.D. in Theatre and American Women’s History, and taught for many years at UT Arlington. She has worked with many DFW theatres over the years as performer, director, dramaturg, administrator, and producer. She currently lives in Austin with her spouse and two terribly spoiled felines.
Brandi has been the voice of The Crane since Season 2. Stephanie Nadolny voiced her in Season 1 (See Season 1 credits).
JOHN PHELAN - The voice of Doc
Dr. John Phelan is a fomer profesional body-builder, actor and associate professor at the cell biology department at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas.
Dr. John Phelan is a fomer profesional body-builder, actor and associate professor at the cell biology department at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas.
MARY MORGAN - The voice of Jenna Tran
Mary Morgan has provided voices for several anime productions over the years. Known for her unique and youthful voice, Mary's mostly known in Texas as the voice of Layne Kegler in all three seasons of the cartoon Bowlopolis by Keith Alcorn (creator of Jimmy Neutron). Other roles include: the tomboyish teenager Satoru in Linebarrels of Iron, the playful elephant Peanut and creature sound effects for him in The GiggleBellies Musical Adventures DVD as well as a host of new characters on the next DVD, the child-like game voice guide for the Zhu Zhu Pets video game on Nintendo DS. She's performed a variety of voice-overs for over 50 shows at Funimation Entertainment.
Mary Morgan has provided voices for several anime productions over the years. Known for her unique and youthful voice, Mary's mostly known in Texas as the voice of Layne Kegler in all three seasons of the cartoon Bowlopolis by Keith Alcorn (creator of Jimmy Neutron). Other roles include: the tomboyish teenager Satoru in Linebarrels of Iron, the playful elephant Peanut and creature sound effects for him in The GiggleBellies Musical Adventures DVD as well as a host of new characters on the next DVD, the child-like game voice guide for the Zhu Zhu Pets video game on Nintendo DS. She's performed a variety of voice-overs for over 50 shows at Funimation Entertainment.
MICHAEL BENEFIELD - The voice of Luke Donovan
Michael is an actor, writer and a huge fan of all things sci-fi. His passion for his career has landed him leading roles notably in the thriller Disavowed, and the YouTube series, Beligerent Bartender. He saves the world one laptop at a time as a freelance IT specialist and has begun to hone his natural comedic talent working with top Dallas industry coaches such as Steven Anderson and Nancy Chartier.
Michael is an actor, writer and a huge fan of all things sci-fi. His passion for his career has landed him leading roles notably in the thriller Disavowed, and the YouTube series, Beligerent Bartender. He saves the world one laptop at a time as a freelance IT specialist and has begun to hone his natural comedic talent working with top Dallas industry coaches such as Steven Anderson and Nancy Chartier.
TRICH ZAITOON - The voice of Grandma Jeanie
Trich Zaitoon is proud to be a native born Texan. She has received numerous nominations and awards for her performances in theatre around the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. Her credits also include numorous commercials and films. She is an adventurer and avid traveler.
Trich Zaitoon is proud to be a native born Texan. She has received numerous nominations and awards for her performances in theatre around the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. Her credits also include numorous commercials and films. She is an adventurer and avid traveler.
HUNTER DUESING - The voice of Slick Saucy
Hunter Duesing is a voiceover artist and co-host of the Midnight Movie Cowboys podcast. A Dallas native, he majored in history at Rhodes College, and has a MA in education from SMU. While he is a podcaster by night...by day, he is a mild-mannered high school film teacher .
Hunter Duesing is a voiceover artist and co-host of the Midnight Movie Cowboys podcast. A Dallas native, he majored in history at Rhodes College, and has a MA in education from SMU. While he is a podcaster by night...by day, he is a mild-mannered high school film teacher .
SCOTT MURRAY - The voice of Mr. Bill
Scott has been a content writer and producer for over 18 years. He started doing audio and voice content in 2007 at the Dallas/Fort Worth NPR affiliate. He's interviewed several celebrity guests on podcasts and runs the Assembly of Geeks Podcast Network. Before writing/producing The Crimson Files, he produced several other indie projects including educational skit podcasts, talk shows, feature-length movies, and a popular Dallas/Fort Worth-based 80s cop show parody.
Scott has been a content writer and producer for over 18 years. He started doing audio and voice content in 2007 at the Dallas/Fort Worth NPR affiliate. He's interviewed several celebrity guests on podcasts and runs the Assembly of Geeks Podcast Network. Before writing/producing The Crimson Files, he produced several other indie projects including educational skit podcasts, talk shows, feature-length movies, and a popular Dallas/Fort Worth-based 80s cop show parody.
SIMONE MADDOX- Credits Narrator
Simone Maddox has been working as a professional voice over artist since 2010. She has worked in a variety of genres, including commercials, e-learning, animation, corporate, promos, and podcasts, to name a few.
Simone Maddox has been working as a professional voice over artist since 2010. She has worked in a variety of genres, including commercials, e-learning, animation, corporate, promos, and podcasts, to name a few.
REUBEN CORBETT - The Narrator
Reuben Corbett was complimented on his voice for years, so he's been voice audio books and worked as a voiceover artist ever since. Want Reuben to voice something for you? Check out his FIVERR page.
Reuben Corbett was complimented on his voice for years, so he's been voice audio books and worked as a voiceover artist ever since. Want Reuben to voice something for you? Check out his FIVERR page.