Our Leadership

Florence is a transfeminine non-binary actor, writer, and graphic designer with a passion for characters, commercials, and worldbuilding.

Their voice can be heard in places like Sentai Filmworks, Indeed.com, and more.

They love using their talents to bring projects to life and creating opportunities for queer and disabled voices.

When not using their 20+ years of creative experience, they are kicking back with a good videogame or building a self-sufficient house.

Rita is a nanoscientist and artist based in Los Angeles. She got her PhD in Materials Science & Engineering at UCLA, and she is currently the Director of Education for the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA and a faculty member at Art Center College of Design. She enjoys creating transdisciplinary educational content around science, art, technology, and design. When she’s not in the lab or in the classroom, she enjoys boxing, fashion, chatting for hours about film, and making cocktails inspired by all of the above.

Geoffrey Warner is an experienced litigator in the Complex Commercial Disputes practice group at Steptoe LLP. He has handled civil litigation in both state and federal courts and has developed a strong record of efficiently managing all phases of complex disputes in matters involving privacy, bad faith insurance, contract claims, and labor and employment disputes. He has particular experience handling claims involving consumer protection statutes, including those brought under the FDCPA, TCPA, and FCRA and other related state-specific laws. Geoffrey has also published and contributed research on a range of arbitration and litigation topics.

In addition to handling various litigation matters, Geoffrey has experience in preparing for and responding to Civil Investigative Demands issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for various clients, including a global bank.

Marin grew up with a passion for acting and language that manifested in a love of English localization, as well as a fascination for storytelling styles from different cultures.

After navigating the physical challenges of being a GNC on-camera/theater actor and operatic singer, Marin has carved their niche into voiceover and has appeared in titles like Destiny 2 as Nimbus; HADES as Alecto, Tisiphone and Athena; Delicious in Dungeon as Namari; and the Fate Series as Enkidu/Lancer.

In addition to voiceover, Marin has also worked in dubbing pre-production on SHOGUN and has written ADR Scripts for shows like Persona 5: The Animation and GUNDAM SEED. A long-time advocate for racial, gender, and pay equity both in front and behind the mic, Marin has hosted discussions on the subject in the convention circuit since 2013, and co-founded the Coalition of Dubbing Actors (CODA) in 2018.

Allegra is a queer, non-binary voiceover artist and actor based in NYC. Their recent projects include voicing Captain Marvel in What If…? – An Immersive Story and Leo in Yu-Gi-Oh! CROSS DUEL, PSAs for The Trevor Project and GLAAD, and commercial campaigns for Burt’s Bees, Häagen-Dazs, and Google Chrome. They have also enjoyed serving as the Voice of God and Live Announcer for events such as Pride Live’s Stonewall Day and the GLAAD Media Awards.

Passionate about using voiceover to create meaningful change, Allegra is on the Steering Committee of Blue Wave Voiceover and has provided VO for many progressive candidates and causes. Allegra has also volunteered for a number of organizations that serve the LGBTQIA+ community including The Trevor Project, Transgender Law Center, and The Audre Lorde Project.

Outside the booth, Allegra enjoys knitting and crocheting big comfy things, frequenting local drag and comedy shows, and watching cartoons with their two dogs.

Anjali is a transmasculine non-binary voice actor and writer, known for projects including Apex Legends, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, and Genshin Impact.

They are a production supervisor at NYAV Post and a freelance casting director for a number of indie games. They are also the creator of the Queer Vox LGBTQIA+ VO Directory, and became invested in developing this database to promote queer visibility and support developing a network for equitable access.

You can connect with them on Twitter @hereliesanjali or at hearanjali.com.

David Cherry is a black Atlanta based voice actor, content creator, and college professor. Based bi-coastally between Los Angeles and Georgia, he lends his distinctive voice to video games, live-action projects, and commercials worldwide. In the content creation world, he is known as DataDave, a beloved Twitch Ambassador & Partner, fostering a community focused on engagement and immersive gaming experiences.

David also serves as an It Gets Better Project Ambassador, supporting LGBTQIA+ youth globally through topics, conversations and live streams via It Gets Better Project’s social channels.

In addition to his digital endeavors, he shares his expertise as a Computer Science professor, inspiring the next generation.

Tyler is an actor, musician, and educator. He received his Bachelor’s of Music in Music Education from Lawrence University with a specialization in operatic vocal performance and Choral teaching. He has performed both on stage and behind the mic in several capacities, including Opera, Musical Theater, Comedy Improv, On Camera Film, Audiobooks, Video Games, Commercials, and regularly at Universal Studios Hollywood Theme Park as several different characters.

When not performing, you can find him reading philosophy, playing video games, or prepping for his next Dungeons and Dragons game. He is also an avid tea drinker and cat lover. Tyler is inspired by the multitude of stories that live within us and loves the process of allowing those stories to come out through each of our own unique and constantly developing voices.

Holding an MFA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and trained in Knight-Thompson Speechwork, Kat brings technique and playfulness to her work as a dialect coach and voice educator. They most recently taught voice at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and runs private group intensives and workshops throughout the year for voice and acting professionals.

A longtime advocate for gender-expansive voices in performance, Kat has been teaching workshops on gender presentation and voice since her undergraduate years, most recently leading a workshop on Masc and Femme Voicing for the Professional Audiobook Narrators Association. She is currently building on her masters research on intimate voice to increase awareness for both actor training and safety.

A global traveler, born and raised in Australia and having lived and worked across the US and UK, Kat outside the booth can be found exploring cute coffee shops and competing for couch space with her tiny dog, while knitting wildly ambitious projects.