๐CHARACTER DEMO REEL๐๐ฌ
Heya! I'm Shun Rattana, a Lao American voice actor looking to voice YOUR characters!
๐งFully remote capable with a professional home studio!
Contact & Info:
โ๏ธ: [email protected]
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๐๏ธ CASTING CALL ๐๏ธ
Looking for a Male Voice Actor for a few lines in our upcoming trailer for #TheNextStop! ๐
๐ฃ๏ธ Role: Dark/Tense Male Lead
๐ Unpaid for the moment (Self-funded indie)
Drop your reel or DM us! ๐ฉ RTs appreciated!
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We say goodbye to another legend today ๐๏ธ
Mike McFarland, the veteran voice actor, ADR director, scriptwriter and producer, has passed away at 56. For generations of anime fans, he was especially known as the original Funimation English voice of Master Roshi in Dragon Ball, alongside major roles in Attack on Titan, One Piece, Tokyo Ghoul and Fullmetal Alchemist.
Some of his most memorable characters included:
โข Master Roshi โ Dragon Ball
โข Jean Kirstein โ Attack on Titan
โข Buggy the Clown โ One Piece
โข Koutarou Amon โ Tokyo Ghoul
โข Jean Havoc โ Fullmetal Alchemist / Brotherhood
โข Gordon Agrippa โ Black Clover
โข Mashirao Ojiro โ My Hero Academia
โข Carnage Kabuto โ One-Punch Man
โข Teppei Sugo โ Psycho-Pass
โข Yajirobe โ Dragon Ball
โข Ectoplasm โ My Hero Academia
โข Ryoji โRankaโ Fujioka โ Ouran High School Host Club
โข Cain Nightroad โ Trinity Blood
His influence also extended far beyond the microphone. McFarland directed English dubs for major productions including Attack on Titan, Fullmetal Alchemist, Dragon Ball, the Rebuild of Evangelion films, Summer Wars and Wolf Children, helping shape how an entire generation experienced anime in English.
Rest in peace, Mike McFarland. From Master Roshi and Buggy to Jean Kirstein, his voice and work behind the scenes became part of countless anime memories. ๐๏ธ
There is cruelty in the unpredictability of life. Random and raging, it takes out those who love it most without a second thought.
Mike McFarland was THE living embodiment of carpe diem. He didn't let ONE day of his gift of life go to waste. He traveled, he experienced, he raved, he rocked, he learned, he played... he saw the fruits existence had to offer sitting on the proverbial top shelf and always found the ladder. Built the ladder, more often than not.
Mike was taken from us disgustingly early - a foul, unspeakable injustice, a violent tear to the tapestry - and no amount nor quality of words I could write will ever relate the utter anguish this scars into me, into us. And yet, the last thing he would have ever wanted was for this to bring us to sour on life in his absence. There is no life worth living without risk. Mike loved risk, and living a full life is the greatest gamble of all. That's the point! That's what makes it exciting. And even though the house won in the end, the stubborn bastard had a hell of a streak, and a hell of a hand.
If minds were cars, Mike had a fleet of Maseratis in his head. Smooth, articulate, elegant, eloquent, sharp as a dagger, with the kind of recall that would make RAM blush. It didn't matter what it was, or how vaguely you described it: if it was a movie, a song, a story, Mike would know the title within a few tries. He seldom paused for 'uh's or 'um's - when he spoke, you were engaged and fascinated. He was everything I admired in an intellectual and all I still strive to be. Not just as a mind, but as a heart.
Mike was about community. He loved people. It takes a village, as they say, and he built a village everywhere he went. As Chris Bevins once proclaimed, "Mike McFarland would attend the opening of a candy bar wrapper" - If you invited him somewhere, he would show up, because he understood that showing up is the most important thing a human can do to show they care. And if you were a guest at a convention with Mike, you were going to dinner with him. Plain and simple, no exceptions. If you missed a Mike outing, you were missing out on a core memory. He would take massive groups of us to the best food spots in town, having planned everything meticulously in advance. He loved to make the people he loved smile, and he knew just how to do it.
So I'm going to smile. I will grieve, but I *will* smile, because that was why Mike loved life. To be happy and to make others happy. To impart knowledge. To entertain. Mike would want us to look at all he's done and smile. Join me in giving him that, at least. When all is taken away, turn to your purpose. They can never take that.
"To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all."
Mike lived.
Hey voice actors! ๐๏ธ๐ซ
Weโre casting for another unpaid passion project and would love to hear your voice.
Interested? Reply, DM us, or email your portfolio โ weโre excited to meet new talent!
More info:
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๐ฅCHARACTER DEMO REEL๐ฅ
My 2026 Character Reel is finally here! Featuring magical girls, tsunderes, villainesses, little boys, fast-talking baristas, and more. ๐๏ธ
Huge thanks to @Vyxenah (writing/direction) and @JNSoundworks (sound design)! ๐
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๐ BIG ANNOUNCEMENT ๐
NEW NAME! The long and short of it is there are many reasons I've wanted to change the name to something completely new!
But I arrived at Iska Valkyrie Harris, or Izzy Valkyrie for my credits/voice work
Animation by Noahs_artt on Instagram