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Rex / Shiva (voice)

2010An Okay Place to Eat (short)
Little Delilah

2010Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment (Video Game)
Luce Valenci/Altyria Jono (voice)

2010The Mr. Men Movie
Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss Naughty/Little Miss Whoops (voice: US version)

2008-2009The Mr. Men Show (TV series)

Little Miss Sunshine / Little Miss Naughty / Little Miss Whoops / …

– Bad Weather/Pests (2009) … Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss Naughty/Little Miss Whoops (voice)

– Surprises/Travel (2009) … Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss Naughty/Little Miss Whoops (voice)

– Sand and Surf/Parks (2009) … Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss Naughty/Little Miss Whoops (voice)

– Birds/Bath and Bubbles (2009) … Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss Naughty/Little Miss Whoops (voice)

– Lunch/Machines (2009) … Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss Naughty/Little Miss Whoops (voice)

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2009Olivia (TV series)

– Olivia and Her Ducklings/Olivia Takes Ballet (2009)

– Olivia Plays Piano/Olivia Trains Her Cat (2009)

– Olivia Leads a Parade/Olivia the Nature Photographer (2009)

– Olivia Paints a Mural/Olivia’s Day at the Office (2009)

– Olivia the Pet Monitor/Olivia and the Anniversary Surprise (2009)

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2009World Full of Nothing
Taylor

2009Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard (Video Game)
Additional Voices

2008Alondra Smiles
Maggie

2007World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (Video Game)
Blood Elf Female

2006Transgressions (short)
Anchor Voice

2004Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (Video Game)
Shahdee (voice)

1999Three Card Stud (short)
Audrey

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About Dino:

Dino Andrade (born September 16, 1963) manages dual careers as both an American voice actor and the Creator/Owner Operator of the geek dating/community website SoulGeek.com. In the 1990s, Andrade dabbled as a screenwriter and independent film maker with no immediate plans to return to film making.

Filmography – voice actor

Video games

• World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (2010-2011) – Mekkatorque, Mimiron, Professor Putricide, Funglemancer Glop, Ensign Ebert, Twilight Servant, The Death Knight Gnomes
• Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes (2010) – Kenshin Uesugi
• World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (2008–2009) – The Death Knight Gnomes, Mimiron, Professor Putricide, Mekkatorque
• Brütal Legend (2009) – The Reaper & Hairbangers
• Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009) – The Scarecrow and various inmates
• Nerf N-Strike Elite (2009) – The Patrolbots
• Tales of Vesperia Xbox 360 (2008) – Ragou
• Guitar Hero: On Tour (2008)
• Call of Duty: Roads to Victory PSP (2007)

Television

• The Five Senses (2011 Cartoon Network Interstitials) – The Old Dude/The Bus Dude
• $h*! My Dad Says (2010 TV Promo) – Voice of Shatner at age 17
• Ring Force Five (2008 NBC Animated Pilot) – Morae (series Villain)
• A Martian Christmas (2008 Animated Holiday Special) – Zork/Dwight (Credited as K.C.D. Shannon as a nod to Mary Kay Bergman‘s Shannon Cassidy)
• Great Family Getaways: Orlando (2008) – Narrator
• Hellsing Ultimate: Hellsing III (2007) – Wild Geese Soldier/Rio Newsman
• Martin (2007 Adult Swim Animated Pilot) – Martin (series lead)
• Wolf’s Rain (2004)
• Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (2002)
• Saint Tail (2001)

Online series

• Pocket God Fishmas Special (2010) — Klik
• 2009 A True Story (2008) — Mayor of Los Angeles, Chief Network Executive
• Kevin Costners’ The Explorer’s Guild (2008) — Father Russeau (series villain)
• Revisioned: Tomb Raider Animated Series – Revenge of the Aztec Mummy (2007) — Rodrigo, Moctezuma
• PvP: The Series (2007) – Skull the Troll

Commercials

• Kellogg’s Corn Pops – Pool Party Television Spot (2011) – Cool Boy Pop
• White Castle Roma Tomato Slider Radio (2010) — Giuseppe
• ARCO Gas Institute Radio (2009) — Benjamin Franklin
• The voice of “Pop” of “Snap”, “Crackle” & “Pop” for all US Rice Krispies advertising campaigns including TV commercials, online campaigns and radio spots. (2007–2009)
• Voice of “Gil” the official mascot of the Gilroy Gardens theme Park in Northern California. (2008–2009)

• Dodgers Radio Los Angeles Dodgers (2007)
• Church’s Chicken (2007)
• California Nutrition Network PSA (2006)
• Belterra Radio (2006)
• Marley Park (2006)

Features

• Kamlu – Mangli (2009 Animated)
• Fast & Furious – Scratch (2009)
• Doin’ Life (1986)
• Knights of the City (1986)
• House (1986 film) (1986)- gremlin voices
• Girls Just Want to Have Fun (film) (1985)

Filmography – live action film maker

• Bob’s Video (1999) – writer, director, and co-executive producer, actor(uncredited)
• Pumpkin Man (1998) – writer

Filmography – live action actor

Television

• The Trials of Rosie O’Neill (1990) – Actor
• Hulk Hogan’s Rock N’ Wrestling (1985) – Sketch Comedian

Commercials

• Bank of America
• McDonald’s
• Delta Air Lines

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ABOUT PATRICK:

Patrick Seitz (born March 17, 1978 in Riverside, California) is an American voice actor, script-adapter and ADR director, primarily known for his work in anime and video games.

He has, by his own estimation, worked on over 100 projects since his initial foray into the voiceover industry in 2001 with the Geneon OVAAmazing Nurse Nanako. He has lent his voice to such projects as Bleach, Hellsing and One Piece, Koi Kaze, Paradise Kiss, and Tales of Phantasia. His video game roles include Frederic Chopin in the JRPG Eternal Sonata, Scorpion in the most recent Mortal Kombat titles,Count Dracula in several Castlevania installments, Ragna the Bloodedege in several Blazblue installments, Jin Kazama in Tekken: Blood Vengeance (as Darren Daniels), Bob in several Tekken series from Tekken 6 and Isshin Kurosaki in Bleach.

On the other side of the mic, Seitz adapted and directed the English dubs of Girls Bravo, the Kamichu, and OVA Tales of Phantasia, in addition to adapting over 100 episodes of other series, including Zegapain, Hell Girl, Romeo x Juliet.

Prior to his current level of involvement in the voiceover industry, Seitz taught English at his high school alma mater, and received a B.A. in Creative Writing and an MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts (both from UC Riverside).

Video Game roles

• Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War – Mission Announcer (uncredited)
• Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel – Raphael
• Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm – Ewan Kleines (uncredited)
• BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger – Ragna the Bloodedge (uncredited)
• BlazBlue: Continuum Shift – Ragna the Bloodedge (uncredited)
• Bleach: Soul Resurrección – Isshin Kurosaki
• Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles – Dracula (uncredited)
• Castlevania Judgment – Dracula (uncredited)
• Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia – Dracula (uncredited)
• Dawn of Mana – Golem Generalissimo (uncredited)
• Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten – Fenrich
• Eternal Sonata – Frédéric François Chopin
• Final Fantasy XIII – Additional Voices
• Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis – Roxis Rosenkrantz (uncredited)
• Mortal Kombat (2011 Video Game) – Scorpion, Freddy Krueger
• Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe – Deathstroke, Scorpion, Shao Kahn, Dark Kahn
• Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 – Teuchi
• One Piece: Unlimited Adventure – Franky
• Project Sylpheed – Admiral Nicholas Vieira (uncredited)
• Quantum Theory – Jim, Seed
• Red Faction: Armageddon – Additional Voices
• Red Faction: Guerrilla – Additional Voices
• Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles – Sergei Vladimir (uncredited)
• Romancing SaGa – Prince Neidhart (uncredited)
• Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes – Motochika Chosokabe
• StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty – Artanis
• Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology – Widdershin (uncredited)
• Tales of Vesperia – Dhaos (uncredited)
• Tekken 6 – Bob (uncredited)
• Tekken Tag Tournament 2 – Bob (uncredited)
• Time Crisis 4 – Player 2 Announcer (credited only for Arcade Mode)
• Time Hollow – Derek (uncredited)
• Transformers: War for Cybertron – Silverbolt
• Trinity Universe – Shuten (uncredited)
• Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria – Dylan, Brahms (uncredited)
• Valkyria Chronicles – Leon Schmidt, Radi Jaeger
• Yggdra Union: We’ll Never Fight Alone – Leon the Black Knight (uncredited)
• Ys: The Oath in Felghana – Dogi (uncredited)
• Wild Arms 5 – Greg Russellberg (uncredited)
• World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade – Rage Winterchill
• World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King – Prince Arthas Menethil, Garrosh Hellscream
• Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II – Retribution – Kaptin Bluddflag, Warmaster Abaddon

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Erin Fitzgerald is a Canadian-American voice actress. She was born in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and is bilingual, speaking both English and French fluently. She currently lives in Los Angeles, California.

Most famous for her roles of May Kanker and Nazz in Cartoon Network‘s longest running seriesEd, Edd and Eddy, Fitzgerald can currently be heard on the Monster High series by Mattel as Abbey Bominable and Spectra

Vondergeist, as well as Lea and Shani in Mattel’s Polly Pocketseries. She also has a role on the animated series Wild Grinders, created by Rob Dyrdek for Nick Toons, on which she plays Stubford, Denise and Patti. She was also the announcer on Nickelodeon’s Brainsurge for the first two seasons.

After years in voice-over roles, Fitzgerald chose to return to live action with the Machinima seriesBite Me playing Marcy, the cougar next door who becomes a zombie.itzgerald also works with the comedy troupe “Fake Radio”,^[1] performing 1940s radio plays and shows live on stage in authentic costumes.

Erin is also known by alot of gamer fans from voicing Commander Sarannis, Essence of Desire, Dorothee and The Crone in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

Filmography

Animated roles

• A.T.O.M. – Dr. Rachelle Logan
• Andy’s Airplanes – Andy, Mom
• Batgirl: Year One – Black Canary, Vicky Vale
• Dead Space: Aftermath – Alexis
• Dragon Tales – Windy, Pooky, Hoppy (unknown episode)
• Ed, Edd ‘n’ Eddy – Nazz and May Kanker
• Fat Dog Mendoza – Piranha Mae Hoover
• Monster High – Abbey Bominable, Spectra Vondergeist
• Giselle and The Green Team – Giselle Bundchen
• Polly Pocket – Shana, Lea
• Rainbow Fish – Salmontha, Girly Girl
• Sabrina, the Animated Series – Over 40 characters including: Malissa, Ramona, Bolt, Perki Babble, Grima, Jane, James, Amanda, Witch, Lori, Ashley,
• Wild Grinders – Stubford, Denise, Patti, and many others
• The ‘Wood – Ursula, Honey

Anime roles

• Bleach – Franceska Mila Rose, Mizuho Asano, Shota Toyokawa
• Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan – Yuko, Tanabe
• Kekkaishi – Atora Hanashima
• Mazinkaiser SKL – Tsubasa Yuuki
• Naruto Shippuden – Guren
• Ranma ½ – Kodachi Kuno (Season 5)
• Saber Marionette J – Cherry, Luchs (both in only the first half of the series)
• Saber Marionette R – Cherry
• Tenamonya Voyagers – Elaine

Video game roles

• .hack//G.U. Vol. 1 // Rebirth – Sakubo (Saku & Bo)/Alkaid
• .hack//G.U. Vol. 2 // Reminisce – Sakubo (Saku & Bo)/Alkaid
• .hack//G.U. Vol. 3 // Redemption – Sakubo (Saku & Bo)/Alkaid
• Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation – Matilda Herman (uncredited)
• Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel – Sasha, Additional Voices
• Bleach: The 3rd Phantom – Matsuri Kudo
• Catherine – Trisha, Erica
• Cross Edge – Morrigan Aensland (uncredited)
• Destroy All Humans! – Martha Turnipseed
• Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor – Midori Komaki
• Dragon’s Dogma – Althea, Nettie
• Dragonball Evolution (2009) – Chi Chi
• Dynasty Warriors 6 – Additional Voices
• Dynasty Warriors 7 – Cai Wenji
• Eternal Sonata – Polka
• Eternal Trinity – Evil Goddess
• Everquest II – over 20 characters
• Final Fantasy XIII – Additional Voices
• Fusion Fall – May Kanker
• Hyperdimension Neptunia – Noire (Black Heart)
• I-Ninja – Aria, Zarola, Operator
• Katamari Forever – Michiru Hoshino (uncredited)
• League of Legends – Sona, Janna
• Lineage II – Elf, Human Mystic
• Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom – Princess
• Prinny 2 – Wuxiang Fen, Lady Parsley, Bouquet Garni
• Trauma – 8 different characters
• White Knight Chronicles – Avatar 6, Ruffian, Soldier
• Red Faction Guerilla – Guerilla Miner
• Saint’s Row – Additional Voices
• Saint’s Row 2 – Additional Voices
• Saint’s Row 3 – Additional Voices
• Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love – Sagiitta Weinberg/Cheiron Archer
• Spawn Armegeddon – Sasha, Wanda, Angels
• Spiderman 3 – Arsenic Candy Gang
• Spyborgs – Doctor, Kani, Computer
• Tales of the Abyss – Ion/Sync/Florian (uncredited)
• Tekken 6 – Jane (uncredited)
• Ys: The Oath in Felghana – Anya, Hugo, Cynthia
• Tom Clancy’s Endwar – Russian agent, German Agent
• Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines – Nadia, Mira
• World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade – Commander Sarannis/Dorothee/Wicked Witch
• Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra – Citrine/Abel/Mai Magus

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Surprise interview with Joe J. Thomas! Take a look below at this awesome body of work 🙂

Trotta began his television work appearing on Hunter in “Turning Point”(1987) with Valerie Wildman. Next for Trotta was the 1980’s TV remake of Dragnet in “The Payback”(1989) with Thalmus Rasulala. Trotta continued the crime series tradtion working on Equal Justice’ in “Cop’s Story”(1990) with Kamala Dawson,John Hostetter, Jack Kehler and Angela Paton. Trotta won his Sci-Fi debut guesting on Babylon 5 starring Andreas Katsulas and Bill Mumy in “Point of No Return”(1990) with Vaughn Armstrong, Majel Barrett-Roddenberry and Marshall Teague. Save for VOY, this was Trotta’s last television guest work for 10 years then Trotta was seen on the vampire drama Angel in “Guise Will Be Guys”(2000) with Brigid Brannagh and Patrick Kilpatrick. Trotta next was seen on the short-lived sitcom Stacked starring Christopher Lloyd in “Gavin’s Pipe Dream”(2005).

Trotta’s filmwork includes the 1990 telefilm I’m Dangerous Tonight with Madchen Amick, Jason Brooks and Juan García. Trotta then was seen in the high school drama Pump Up the Volume in which Christian Slater was the lead. Joinning them were Gregg Daniel, Alexander Enberg, Clayton Landey, Robert Schenkkan and John K. Shull. Trotta was cast in Huck & the King of Hearts(1994) with Joe Piscopo. That same year Trotta worked on The Hard Truth with Reg E. Cathey, Nicholas Cascone and Brian Markinson. Trotta joined the many Trek alumni who appeared in the lawyer comedy Liar, Liar(1997) joining Anne Haney, Don Keefer, Christopher Mayer, Randy Oglesby, Eric Pierpoint and Mitchell Ryan. Trotta was cast in the martial arts drama Inferno alongside Larry Drake, Bill Erwin, Evelyn Guerrero, Jeff Kober, Michael Papajohn, Vincent Schiavelli and Robert Symonds. In 2000, Trotta lent his voice to the video game Diablo 2 with Paul Eiding, Brian George, Frank Gorshin, Castulo Guerra and Nina Minton, then again for the Diablo franchise, Trotta voiced in “Lord of Destruction”(2001) withMichael Bell. 2001 also saw Trotta appearing in the thriller Soulkeeper with Brad Dourif and Tommy “Tiny” Lister, Jr.. Trotta followed this with A Little Crazy(2003) with Clay Wilcox. Trotta then acted in the comedy Guns Before Butter(2005) with Lawrence Monoson. Trotta’s fianl film role to date was in the spoof Extreme Movie(2008) withDennis Cockrum and Hank Harris.

Finn Jones from HBO’s hit series Games of Thrones interviews with Chris Pope today at 9am PST / 12pm EST live!

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