OUR PROFESSIONALS
Bruce Carey
Founder and Owner of Voices Carey
Bruce is an experienced voice acting performer and coach with extensive experience in television and film. His voice over talents are featured in nationally-broadcasted commercial advertisements, a multitude of anime series, and a slew of narrations. Bruce has been an actor, producer and director for decades, developing his own Method along the way. He’s been coaching voice actors for over 20 years.
Bruce Carey’s voice gives life to countless anime and video game characters, including:
Lemo in Dragon Ball Super: Broly
Silvers Rayleigh in One Piece
Au Puch in SMITE
Ivan Dreyar in Fairy Tail
Bruce’s voice is heard in commercial advertising for a bunch of companies, including:
Walmart (Jewelry)
Frito Lay
Tabasco
JEEP
7-Eleven
AT&T
AAFES (Army Air Force Exchange Service)
US Navy
Bruce is represented by:
Aperture Talent in Los Angeles, California
The Campbell Agency in Dallas, Texas
DB Talent in Austin, Texas
Talent Group in Cleveland, Ohio
Talent Group in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
“That’s not a recording booth, it’s a scene.
That’s not a microphone, it’s someone’s ear.”
Tom Henry
Wednesday Group Class, Private Lessons, Demos
Tom fell into voice acting while working as a full time streamer on Twitch.tv. Playing games and performing live 6-8 hours a day in front of hundreds of viewers with his bombastic voice and personality. Now he takes that energy into the booth, his classes, and private lessons. He started his journey here at Voices Carey building a robust, all rounder skill set in voice acting. Represented by the Dallas local, Campbell Agency. You can hear his performance in anime including: One Piece, Vinland Saga, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, and many others! Tom is a highly dynamic teacher and on Wednesdays, you’ll find him pulling the best performances out of his students in class.
Brian Pappas
Monday Group Classes, Private Lessons
Brian caught the acting bug in high school and continued in theater for a decade after that, eventually focusing on voice acting. He took to character work like a duck to water. Doing impressions of cartoon characters, his teachers and celebrities, he quickly improved and developed an immense passion for character acting. In Brian’s words, “There's nothing quite like diving into a character's psyche and being able to perform as a completely different person that you've spent so much time with.” Brian is now pursuing an active voice over career in commercial and character work represented by the Campbell Agency in Dallas. He is here to share his experience with aspiring voice actors during Monday night group classes.
Tamás (Tom) Rieser
Saturday Group Classes, Private Lessons
Ever since his first play in Middle School, Tamas was hooked on acting. Already a talented singer, he moved to Classical Vocal Training at the Rezel Voice Studio and fell in love with using his voice to entertain people. He’s been with Voices Carey since 2018, transferring that great energy to voice acting and has loved every second of it. Some of his most recent credits include Another World Audiobook's production of A Christmas Carol and voice work for the upcoming Short Horror Film Dependence Written by Kaitlyn B. Stanford. While actively pursuing his voice over career track, Tamas inspires a high level of enthusiasm in his Saturday group class.
Michelle Goltzman
Thursday Group Classes, Private Lessons
Michelle started acting at the age of eight. After spending her childhood acting in her hometown community theatres, Michelle continued performance through college and received a BFA in theatre/television from TCU. She spent many years working as an actor, director and producer, living in Chicago and New York City. It's hard to say how many plays Michelle has been in or directed, but the number is easily near a hundred. Growing up with a teacher as a mother, seeing how hard she worked, Michelle never thought she would teach. Then one day, she signed up for an acting class with Bob Krakower, beloved teacher, casting director, acting coach and theatre director. The class changed Michelle's life. She had such fun and so loved the way he taught that she decided maybe she wanted to teach after all. Deciding she wanted to be closer to her family in Texas, she moved back and began teaching. Michelle quickly learned how different teaching actors is compared to teaching kids in school! As it turned out, she found she was really good with kids, especially getting great performances from them. Michelle has been teaching theatre now for 13 years. She continues to act, with her latest ventures taking her to Pocket Sandwich Theatre and Richardson Theatre Center. She is also a member of American Immersion Theatre, a murder mystery company, which gives her the opportunity to play lots of fun characters! Michelle loves teaching voice acting for Voices Carey and loves helping others develop their talent, especially kids.
*“Every day has the potential to be the greatest day of your life.”
― Lin-Manuel Miranda
Eric Sheffield
Engineer
Eric started out as an on-camera actor in high school, then moved to competitive performing arts and theater acting in college. He’s now a full-time, working voice actor producer and coach. He wears a lot of hats, directing medical commercials, video games, and audio engineering for both video games and demo reels. Hear his work in Buffalo Wild Wings commercials, Zenless Zone Zero, Soul Land: A New World, and Space Dust Bunnies.
Rachael Eskue
Script Writer
Rachael acted and directed plays from 2004-2013. So, how does a nice Theater/Performing Arts major wind up teaching voice actors? After six years wandering the corporate wilderness, Rachael found her way back to the creative world, where life is normal, and caught the voice acting bug. She now uses her experience as a performer and director to help her students prepare for their goals and aspirations. She hopes she never has to build a thirty-foot pirate ship for a play ever again. With her education and experience in both creative and business settings, Rachael can help bridge the gap between cultivating yourself as a voice actor and a brand. Now, as the Voices Carey staff writer, with her education and experience in both creative and business settings, Rachael can help bridge the gap between cultivating yourself as a voice actor and a brand when she writes the scripts for your demo reel!