A military brat originally from Toa Alta, Puerto Rico, well-rounded Latina actress Marisol Robles has broadened her artistic career and love for being in front and in back of the camera in Central Florida, recently wrapping a second season leading the local extras casting for the OWN scripted television series David Makes Man. Marisol first discovered her passion for performing in the 7th grade during her participation in the musical “Grease “and singing in the French choir. She later stumbled into the Antilles High School show choir after a last-minute, ill-prepared attempt at a talent show tryout that did not grant access as a participant, but led to the development of her powerful vocal potential singing in English and Spanish.

At first reluctant to stay in Puerto Rico for her college years due to language comfortability and personal growth, Marisol continued her stage studies at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón (USC), learning from accomplished Puerto Rican artists such as Myrna Casas, José “Rocky” Venegas, Iván Olmo, Elia Enid Cadilla and Maritza Pérez. Marisol became one of the members to reopen the Casa Abierta theater association and performed in various plays in Spanish with some student film projects on the side. Always looking for an adventure, new skill, or challenge, Marisol studied Mandarin Chinese and pursued 3 jobs during her double major studies, one of them starting her journey as a filmmaker/photographer for the independent film company BlueFace Productions (now Envision Media). She graduated Magna cum laude from USC with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theater and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism.

Since moving to Central Florida, Marisol has worked as a principal actor in regional and national commercials and industrials with companies the likes of Advent Health, Tropicana, Bank of America, Tampa General Hospital, and Universal Studios. Her accolades include winning second place in the 2016 Comedy Zone Talent Search in San Juan, Puerto Rico; All Star Cast Member for her performance in the play Love, Loss and What I Wore (Winter Haven, FL 2018); and the Best Ensemble and Murray Award for Best Show, Left for the same play performed in Winter Haven and Kissimmee, FL (2018).

Marisol has worked on numerous short and feature indie films and has studied with Orlando-based coaches like Shauna Bartel, Lauren O’Quinn, Jordan Woods-Robinson and Rus Blackwell. She is represented by 22Talent and is currently training with actor-coach Chris Greene.

Marisol is a lover of food (especially chocolate) and travel adventures, enjoys Facetime dates with her boyfriend Joey, loves loving on her dog Paprika until she is annoyed and practices boxing.

Manny Silveira got his start performing comedy in San Francisco coffeehouses. A one-time radio personality and veteran improviser, Manny was a regular performer with the Fun Sized Improv troupe in Phoenix, Arizona, and has studied with Second City and the Upright Citizens Brigade. Manny appeared in “Punchcard Player” with Diane Franklin (“Better Off Dead”) and his latest project was the film “Moving Ashley” which won a New York International Film Award. He lives in Las Vegas.

Growing up, Tom Antonellis was a jack-of-all-arts (illustration, magic, acting, theater, stage design) and since college: stand-up comedy, voiceover (including the niche skill of voicematching as well as dialect coach). Together with his sister Julee Antonellis, he’s co-host of the hilarious and heartfelt “Back Through The Basement” podcast.

As a VO artist, Tom runs a very full gamut: animation, radio, TV, film, audiobooks, looping, ADR, voicematching, narration, comedy, improv, dubbing, legalese, trailers, apps, commercials, narrative podcasts, non-narrative podcasts, yes — even singing. Clients and credits include Marvel, Disney, The Boston Celtics, NASCAR of New England, Penguin Random House, Audible, Arthur Murray Dance Studios, TriCalm itch cream, The Tombras Group.

As a Dialect Coach, he teaches: General American, Bostonian, New England, New York, American Southern (as in KY/TN), Deep South (as in AL/MS), Midwestern (as in MN), Standard British (aka RP), Cockney, Irish, Scottish, French, Italian, TransAtlantic/MidAtlantic.

Charlie is a professional voice-over artist based in Portland, Oregon. Animations, storytelling, commercials, audiobooks, and video games were all an integral part of Charlie’s childhood and it’s his passion to help bring them to life. His baritone vocal range includes syrupy highs, warm lows, and smooth mediums, and Charlie is always on the search for opportunities to broaden the horizons of his voice-over ability.

From elementary school age, now 29, Jorge Diaz has had a passion for the theatrical. From church plays to community theater; from commercials and voice-overs to feature films, Jorge has played a variety of characters live-action and is excited to explore more of the voice-over world with his newest role in Star Mage.

Spencer Brus has dreamt of being a voice actor since he was 12 years old. It began when he watched the original Transformers cartoon and learned that dozens of cool and different sounding voices were done by a handful of people. since then, Spencer has pushed himself to hone his craft, be it through expanding his range or by improving the quality of his performances. Spencer is driven and dedicated to giving the best quality possible for any project that he is in.

Bryan has been doing voice work since he was 7 though his folks would argue it wasn’t technically “work” until he got paid for it. After taking theatre courses in college and abroad in the UK, Bryan found his way into the professional world of voiceover while working as a chef in New York City; deciding that standing all day screaming to yourself in a small room was much more fulfilling than standing all day being screamed at.

Bryan has been the voice of over hundreds of campaigns from Disney, BMW, & Pepsi to AAA games such as Thief of Thieves & Wasteland 3. Even though Bryan mostly talks to himself all day long, he always has a loyal audience of one in his Goldendoodle rescue always peaking through the booth window.

Rebecca Jensen Uesugi is an actor and singer/songwriter who plays guitar, piano, and a variety of Japanese instruments. She has experience in theatre, voiceover, and film and resides in the Los Angeles area.

Yenni Ann is a Bilingual (English & Spanish) Latina Voice Actress residing in sunny Florida, with a professional at-home studio equipped with SourceConnect, and the ability to travel wherever she is needed. Her vocal range experience includes voicing as a young primary school boy all the way to an elderly woman. You can hear her in Radio Commercials, Children’s e-Learning, Corporate Videos, Video Games, Animations, Cartoons, and Toys! Yenni has had the pleasure of working with clients around the world, including the US, UK, China, Russia, Poland & Mexico.

Chris Ferguson hails from a one-stoplight town and now lives in York, PA. Working as a voice actor, Chris has served as the lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Flight Case Syndrome and shows his chops as the creator and producer behind L.O.R.E. (League of Rolling Expeditioners). With a dynamic voice and professional training, Ferguson brings his projects and characters to life – whether they’re meekly corporate or comically diabolical.