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|| StudioBricks One Plus VO Edition
|| UA Apollo Twin MkII
|| Neumann U87 Ai
|| Sennheiser MKH-416
|| Hard-wired Ethernet connection
|| Source-Connect Standard
|| TwistedWave
|| Mac Studio


In some circles, I'm affectionately labeled as "VO dad."For those colleagues, it's the guidance and advisement I provide, holding them professionally accountable for growth and progress. For others, it's my plump-and-jovial, dadjoke-slinging, kbbq-loving, and hug-you-like-a-dad personality.I think. 😆Born and raised in South Korea, I immigrated to the U.S. at age 14 and had to rapidly assimilate to both the language and the culture.Having discovered theatre arts during that process, I consider myself extremely fortunate for inadvertently finding my happiness inside an improvisation class during the freshman year of high school. I absolutely fell in love with all things acting and went on to declare a theatre arts performance major, dreaming of living out my life as an actor.But for this immigrant, that American Dream - of a house in the suburbs, white picket fences, two cars in the driveway, 2.5 children - was an unignorable force. Seven semesters into my theatre arts undergrad, I'd change my direction to become a teacher in pursuit of a "more stable career." I enjoyed directing, after all.From '05 to '16, life was truly an American Dream realized: a family, a house in the suburbs, and a stable career as a theatre arts educator. Two electric cars in the driveway. Two kids and a dog: 2.5 children. We don't have white picket fences, though. I don't like fences.But something wasn't right. It wasn't happiness. And I did not know it at the time.In 2016, I lost my job. In this moment of extreme uncertainty and dangerous thoughts, I decided it was time to pursue my happiness. I dusted myself off, got hired at another school, and began my full-time-teacher, part-time-voice-actor journey.June of 2018 was when I went full-time with VO. And have been living in happiness ever since. None of this would be possible without my family and friends, for whom I am eternally grateful. I literally owe them my life.Happiness is something I talk about often: in conversations, coaching sessions, public speaking opportunities. Every chance I get. It is this very happiness that I breathe into the characters I play, the scripts I narrate, and the relationships I build - an infusion of my authentic happiness as a voice actor, an educator, and a human being.Acting is fun. Teaching is fun. Streaming is fun. Running a voiceover business is fun. Heck, even filing compliance documents for my LLC is fun. The responsibility I owe to my clients and the characters I'm entrusted to play are most definitely, fun.Because I'm simply living my authentic happiness, and because it is genuinely fun for me, you can - and will - hear it in my work.This is my craft. This my promise.


Featured Work

Additional VoicesFinal Fantasy VII RebirthVideo GameSquare Enix
Jaeyun || ImugiBrawlhallaVideo GameNIS America
Yip TakGenshin ImpactVideo GameHoYoverse
Zuo CiWo Long: Fallen DynastyVideo GameTeam NINJA
TareenEverspace 2Video GameRockfish Games
Seung-SanBlack Desert Online:
Land of the Morning Light
Video GamePearl Abyss
Park Beom-shikSolo Leveling: ARISEVideo GameNetmarble
Park Beom-shikSolo LevelingADRCrunchyroll
MullerThat Time I Got Reincarnated
as a Slime • Season 3
ADROkratron5000
Shiro AbeQueen of VillainsADRNetflix
Yoo In-wonChicken NuggetADRNetflix
Sookmin ChoiLove and NoraebangAudio DramaSONORO
RaptorThe Rapscallion AgencyAudio DramaLeviathan Audio Productions



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