Amber Garcia
Amber Garcia
@ambergerVoice Actress/ Singer/ Burger Connoisseur
"It takes a unique individual to be a star in the VO booth.
One must be confident, daring, and ridiculously talented
and Amber Garcia is all of them. She's a director's dream."- Cody Dorkin (Owner of Studio 24)
Amber Garcia is a 25-year-old American voice actress located on the coast of Oregon. She began on-stage acting in 2009 and discovered her passion for voice acting in 2016. In that time, she's recorded for a plethora of projects from radio advertisements to explainer videos, to a variety of fictional characters. She has a degree in the Performing Arts from Sierra College and is currently pursuing her dream career in voice-over out of her home studio. If you're looking for a professional, energetic, and passionate voice talent, this spunky young gal has got ya covered.
Visual Reel: https://youtu.be/47qqm9YLdXo?si=kUjSLT4gDTvyDCcd
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Acting/Theater:
Cornerstone Christian School Drama Class (3 yrs) - Greg Uttinger
Sierra College Intro to Acting Classes 1&2 - Scott Adams
Voice-over Private Coaching: Studio 24 - Cody Dorkin
Associates Degree in the Performing Arts
Voice-over Workshops:
Suchavoice VO Webinar - Brian Thon
Suchavoice Workshop - Nancy Wilson
Studio 24 VO workshop - Cody Dorkin
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@saitogami1
Alright... how many good things can I say about this fantastic individual? There is a lot that comes to mind but the one word that appears in my head when I think about this person is "genuine".
I was able to meet Amberger about a month ago, when I was able to get a role in her voice-over project regarding "Kaichou Wa Maid Sama!", and instantly, she was able to connect with me one-on-one, introduce herself, and let me know the logistics of the project. While that seems all technical and such, those are traits you want to see as a VA when you are wanting to connect with the director.
What stuck out to me the most though about Amberger, besides her fantastic attitude, friendliness, and focus on making her project the best it could be, was her genuine love for what she is doing. You can just see it through the messages she writes to her VAs and also through the effort she puts into making everyone feel comfortable in their roles. I could see that she had a love to direct after she introduced herself and showed her great enthusiasm with getting everything done. Having her as my director not only pumped me up but made me excited to the point where I did all my lines in one night! I wanted to make her project the best she envisioned, and this was all driven by her direction and care she had for the project as a whole.
If you are a VA, other director, video editor, or music composer trying to find a person to work for, this is the person to get in contact with. Like I said, her genuine love to make the project the best it can be and motivate her VAs to achieve their best potential is a rare trait to find in directors nowadays. I highly recommend working with her and as a voice actor that has worked under her before now, I hope I can do the same!