Raging Cop
I'm trying to make a name for my self in voice acting so i can make some extra cash to support my boxing gym. Its non profit but its not cheap, so any extra income i get is a plus. I was always interested in acting but felt like i didn't want to be recognized if for whatever reason i some how become known. So i saw voice acting and thought ''Wow that is so cool, i could be known but no one would recognize me on the street.'' I know my reasons may sound cliche or selfish but I love my job, i like doing voice acting, and i love telling the kids i coach i'm in a little cartoon or video game.
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@haley94
He is currently the voice actor for a character in my english fandub project of Ginga Densetsu Weed. He is great at staying in contact, very open to feedback, and willing to re-do lines until the desired result is reached. He has a good range of emotions and a good microphone to boot. Lines are always clear with no background noise. Lines are always turned in on time. A pleasure to work with!
Below are some of his lines in a video. He voices GB the English setter. (White dog with black spots)
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@nikaro-chan
Wonderful act, I could clearly give the role of a demon, he can do everything ^^
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@luigidaninja
Raging Cop, very well skills in voice acting. The role was small but he plays it very well. I believe that he should cast in more projects. I recommend him.
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@michaelmichael
Follows direction very well and is able to change and notice his own flaws and fix it accordingly. Also has flexible schedule. If you live record with him, you'll get outstanding results in no time.
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@sairren37
Followed directions incredibly well and was able to handle the voice acting of a character as an understudy very effectively. He played as Bandit 1 and the main character Torgrak in the pilot episode of Drunks & Fanatics. Additionally, he got his lines in well before we expected them with each line delivered accurately and with clarity. We hope to work with him again in coming episodes and recommend him wholeheartedly.
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@kellastarian
he is really good at delivering line when requested.
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@deleted112828
Was in a voice class with Dale and cast him in an upcoming project. Dale is always willing to give all he has, and there are no issues with re-direction or requesting multiple interpretations of line. Dale's voice is a good blend of youth and mature - not too young, not too old, and this makes his vocal type an excellent commodity. Super friendly, super punctual, always striving to improve. Cast "The Knockout Voice" (he's also a boxer!) and you won't regret it!