SPECIAL GUESTS

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Julian Richings

is a veteran character best known for his portrayal of Death in Supernatural. He’s also had memorable recurring roles in dozens of tv shows including The Umbrella Academy, Orphan Black, Reginald the Vampire, Stephen King’s Kingdom Hospital and Doom Patrol.

Julian’s appeared in over a hundred feature films from Hollywood blockbusters (Man of Steel, X-Men 3, Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief) to Indie fan favorites (Wrong Turn, The Witch, Cube, Anything for Jackson).

A lot of people are very nervous around him but he’s really quite charming

John Gremillion

is a stage, film and voice actor who has been working in anime for over 20 years, providing voices for dozens of popular anime titles for ADV, FUNimation, Okratron 5000, and Sentai Filmworks. John’s most popular roles include Gentle Criminal in My Hero Academia, Dracule Mihawk in One Piece, Roland Chapelle in Food Wars, Arthur Randall in Black Butler, and D in Sentai’s recent re-release of Vampire Hunter D (Nomination - Best Male Lead Vocal Performance in an Anime Feature Film, 2015). Other roles include Nakeshi Hirokawa in Parasyte: The Maxim, General Liver in Akame Ga Kill!, as well as roles in Attack on Titan, Black Clover, Fire Force, Log Horizon and many others.

A professional video editor for over 20 years, John worked on the supplemental materials ADV’s 2010 release of Halo Legends and for FUNimation’s release of Assassination Classroom Vol 2. He studied film at The University of Texas at Austin and Theatre Arts at The Juilliard School of Drama.

Mike McFarland

has been acting professionally for over 20 years in various capacities, but is most known for his voice work in animation and video games. Notable roles include “Master Roshi” in DragonBall Z and DragonBall Super, “Jean Kirstein” in Attack on Titan, “Lt. Jean Havok” in Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, “Ojiro” and “Ectoplasm” in My Hero Academia, “Buggy” in One Piece, “Amon” in Tokyo Ghoul, “Gordon” in Black Clover, “Carnage Kabuto” in One-Punch Man, and “Cain Nightroad” in Trinity Blood, all as seen on Cartoon Network. Other fan favorites include “Estonia” in Hetalia and “Otabek Altin” in Yuri!! On Ice. Mike’s voice can be heard in the gaming world as “Paul Phoenix” in Street Fighter X Tekken, “Charlie Nash” in Street Fighter V, and on such titles as Borderlands 2 & 3, Aeon Flux, Halo Wars, Orcs Must Die!, Tales of Xillia 2, and Smite. 

As an ADR/Voice Director, Mike has helmed many of the titles listed above, as well as the Evangellion: Rebuild movies, Summer Wars, Wolf Children, The Boy and The Beast, Eden of the East, Blood Blockade Battlefront, and many more.

Facebook: Facebook.com/public/mikemcfarlandfans

Twitter: @MikeMcFarlandVA

Instagram: MikeMcFarlandVA


Daniel Baugh

is a voice and stage actor, as well as an artist. Daniel brings over 40 years of stage acting experience and directing skills to his new love of dubbing anime. Daniel has been doing voice over for several years now; the most notable role to date is that of the Helmsman of the Straw Hat Pirates, Jimbei(Jinbe) on One Piece. Daniel has also voiced Gemnemo on Blood Blockade Battlefront, Roger on Attack on Titan, Badger on Vinland Saga, as well as providing voices for shows such as Zombie Land Saga, Overlord III, The Ancient Magus Bride and others.

Daniel's favorite stage roles have included Jack the Ripper, Edward Hyde, Sweeney Todd, and the pirate, Peter Waxend in Captain Blood. Along with acting, Daniel also enjoys painting, gardening and meeting One Piece fans. Daniel lives with his wife and dog in Plano, Texas.

Corinne “Megami33” Sudberg

is a professional voice actress, singer, Youtuber, and fellow nerd. From LI, New York, and now based around Dallas, Texas, Corinne has always been enthralled with the animated world, especially regarding Anime. Studying Animation at the School of Visual Arts in New York, she wanted to find her part in the Entertainment Industry somehow. She also loved singing and growing up with those awesome '90s theme songs, hoping she could someday write her jingles for shows. She was later given her first song gig, writing the ED theme song, “Lucky Holiday,” for the adorable show “Bananya.”

Some of her most notable roles include Kozuki Momonosuke from One Piece, Nataku Son in Fire Force, Yukimachi Tsukihiro in “Lucifer & The Biscuit Hammer, Tiana Olgren in “The Iceblade Sorcerer Shall Rule The World,” Kotori in Buddy Daddies, Arche Eeb Rile Furt/Entoma in “Overlord III” and the recent Summer show "Too Many Losing Heroines!" as Konami Amanatsu from Crunchyroll. She can also be heard in various video games, such as Karen in Class 09, Zadie in Dragonheir: Silent Gods, Sharra the Dragonslayer in Roguebook, and Queen Damaris in Bee Simulator. In addition to animations and films, Corinne brings her unique, energetic voice to an ever-growing roster of the best new anime such as Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, The Ancient Magus' Bride, Dead Mount Death Play, SpyXFamily, Trigun Stampede, Attack On Titan, Dr. Stone: New World, Ranking of Kings: The Treasure Chest of Courage, Sacrificial Princess & the King of Beasts and many others.

On top of voice acting, Corinne is a YouTube personality named “Megami33”, based on her favorite Yugioh card, “Gyakutenno Megami.” Starting the YouTube game back in 2007, she’s voiced for a variety of web/parody series, including APHMAU/MyStreet, Something Witty Entertainment, TheLoadingCrew, The Schmuck Squad, Gamer Chad, Linkara, and more. She has gained over 30 million views shared worldwide through her parodies and adaption covers on her channel. If you would like to keep up with what’s going on with Corinne, give her a follow on her social media pages!

Twitter: @Megami33

FB: CorinneSudbergVA

YouTube: Youtube.com/Megami36


R Bruce Elliott

has been a professional actor for decades, working in theatre, film, TV, radio and commercials, not to mention the occasional tailgate party and bar mitzvah. He started dubbing voices for anime at Funimation in 2003 and has continued ever since, having performed nearly 220 roles in over 200 anime shows and movies. From his first role as the bumbling detective Richard Moore in Case Closed, he has become known for his range and versatility in shows such as Attack on Titan, One Piece, Space Dandy, Fairy Tail, Samurai Seven, Full Metal Alchemist, Dragonball Z Kai (and Super) and Black Butler, and more recently in shows like Star Blazers (originally Space Battleship Yamato), Angels of Death, Chio’s School Road, Kikuriyo: Bed and Breakfast for Spirits and Fairy Gone.

He can also be heard in movies like Empire of Corpses and Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest, plus numerous video games, including The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, Aeon Flux, Orcs Must Die (1 & 2), Borderlands 2, and twelve or thirteen different games in the Dragon Ball Z series as his favorite fearless idiot, Captain Ginyu of the Ginyu Force.

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