Todd Haberkorn

Todd Haberkorn is currently a proud member of the Anime community and continues to be its humble servant by way of english dubbing. Haberkorn works primarily in Texas and Los Angeles as an actor, director, producer, and writer. As far as shows go, catch Todd's voice as lead roles in Sgt. Frog as Keroro, Suzuka as Yamato, Ghost Hunt as Naru, Holic as Wataknuki, D. Gray Man as Allen Walker, Sands of Destruction as Kyrie, Soul Eater as Death the Kid, and some others he can't say right now. Coming up - Todd is the lead role of Natsu, the fire eating, fire wielding wizard from Fairy Tail. Check out most of the shows listed above on Hulu.com, funimation.com, and NETFLIX!! And not illegally please :) Be sure to check out TeamHaberkorn.com for ways to join this new "korntastic" fan club! A portion of the proceeds goes to supporting the Acadiana Humane Society, a non-profit, no kill animal shelter in Louisiana. When not in the booth, Todd is a producer with his company, Out of the Office Productions. Todd is represented by The Horne Agency and William Morris Endeavor.

Jon St. John

Jon St. John is an American voice actor who started his career as a top 40 radio DJ in North Carolina at the age of 14. Because of his vocal ability and technical skills he was hired as either the creative services director, or morning show host for radio stations across America in cities such as Birmingham, New Orleans, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and San Diego.

Now primarily a voice actor, Jon provides voices for theme park attractions, countless commercials and infomercial projects, and many video game titles including: World of Warcraft, Half-Life: Opposing Force, Sonic Adventure, Conduit 2, Heroes of Newerth, The Die Hard Trilogy, Call of Cthulu, and DotA.

Jon is also the lead character in the newly released "Rochard", but he is best known as the voice of the famous first-person shooter - DUKE NUKEM.

Jon is also a lead singer and keyboardist in a popular Southern California cover band known as Uncle Boogie.

A regular honored guest at conventions from coast to coast, Jon says he's thrilled to have a job that he loves... and having worldwide fans doesn't suck, either!

Cherami Leigh

Cherami Leigh is an on camera and voice actor. Cherami began her work in the Anime World voicing Sae in Peach Girl, and has since played Aisa, Pepper, and Miss Golden Week in One Piece, Yaz in Shin Chan, Primula in Shuffle, Setsuna and Akira in Negima, Naomi in Witchblade, Himawari in xxxHolic, Makoto in Sasami: Magical Girls Club, Mai in Ghost Hunt, Ayano in Stigma, Road in D. Grayman, Shijima in Nabari, Shinooka in Big Windup, Honoka in Kenichi, Kirimi in Ouran Host Club, and recently released Bamboo Blade as Tamaki, Sergeant Frog as Natsumi, and Soul Eater as Patty. She has voiced many video games including Lux Pain as Nami.

Cherami began acting at 6 and has worked with LeAnn Rimes, Bernadette Peters, Paul Dano, Ethan Hawke, Ashley Johnson, Wilmer Valderamma, Marcia Gay Harden, Thomas Jane, Avril Lavigne and many others. She has worked on Fast Food Nation (directed by: Richard Linklater), The Hottest State(directed by: Ethan Hawke), and The Mist (directed by: Frank Darabont), she recently appeared as the overachieving Ginnie Warwick on NBC's Friday Night Lights , you can also recognize Cherami working alongside Claire Danes in HBO's film Temple Grandin. She has also appeared on NBC's CHASE & ABC's The Deep End.

Cherami is currently working on several projects, on and off camera, that she is anxious to share with her fans.

James Carter Cathcart

New York/New Jersey - based writer, producer, musician and voiceover artist James Carter Cathcart has recorded and performed with artists Chris Spedding, Ace Frehley, Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond, Bob Mintzer, Dave Brubeck, The Roches, Gerald Alston, Michael and Randy Brecker, Peter Erskine, Anton Fig, Richie Morales, Will Lee, General Johnson, Garland Jeffreys, Rupert Holmes and Katey Sagal, among others. JCC attended the Interlochen Arts Academy for his high school years, winning top honors as a classical and jazz pianist. As a teen member of the eclectic New Heavenly Blue (a group founded by Chris Brubeck), JCC performed on the Atlantic Records releases Truth Is Fallen, an oratorio written by jazz great Dave Brubeck, as well as Two Generations of Brubeck. New Heavenly Blue released a self-titled album on Atlantic as well.

Touring while performing Brubeck's oratorio, Cathcart performed with every major symphony orchestra in the United States. Also touring with the Two Generations of Brubeck show, Cathcart played keyboards, bass and trumpet with Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond and Gerry Mulligan, among many other legendary musicians. JCC also played piano in Gerry Mulligan's Age Of Steam band.

As a founding member of the Laughing Dogs, Cathcart recorded two albums on CBS Records and toured nationally with the group. He produced and co-wrote "Tour de France", the 1988 critically acclaimed instrumental album by John Tesh. He also was principal writer for Tesh and James Ingram's 1998 hit "Give Me Forever (I Do)". Working with lyricist Jason Darrow, Cathcart composed and co - produced the original score for the musical "Possessed".

Cathcart's voice over career began in the early 1990s, when he became the voice of The ABC Weekend Special's O.G. Readmore, hosting the network show as well as advocating Project Literacy nationwide. A string of national radio and T.V. spots soon followed, including singing and voiceovers for Kit Kat, Coors Light and Good Humor, among many others. JCC has been involved with dubbing characters for many cartoon and anime series, including Philionel El Di Saillune, Dilgear and Vrumugun from Slayers, Miki Kaoru from Revolutionary Girl Utena, Weevil Underwood from Yu-Gi-Oh!, Masaki Maruo from The World Of Narue, Tarb from Mew Mew Power, The Raven from The Boy Who wanted To Be A Bear, Maeno from The Ping Pong Club, and Vector from Sonic X and Shadow The Hedgehog. Cathcart has been the voice of Pokémon's Gary Oak since the very first episode, adding the Pokémon voices of James, Meowth, Professor Oak, Butch, Tomo The Jungle Boy, Dr. Nanba, Professor Goodshow, Todd (Snap), Pryce, among others to his credits, as well as the voices for the Pokémon creatures themselves too numerous to mention. Currently supporting his latest cd release on Wild Twin Records entitled I Was Missing You, Cathcart has also been the English scriptwriter for Pokémon since 2002.

LittleKuriboh

LittleKuriboh (AKA Martin Billany) is the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series and the godfather of the abridged age. He has thus far produced no less than 52 episodes, a spinoff, a prequel, a christmas special and two movies, creating a cultural phenomenon in the anime world. In addition to playing nearly every character in his own series, he has made cameos in the Death Note, Naruto, Sonic X, Trinity Blood, Pokemon, Fullmetal Alchemist and Sailor Moon abridged series.

With a mission to revitalize interest in the Yu-Gi-Oh franchise and make it more accessible to Joe Public, LittleKuriboh will continue the original abridged series providing us with priceless entertainment for many years to come. All-round nice guy and community fan-favourite, he is also associated with TeamFourStar (the group behind Dragon Ball Z Abridged, for which he also supplies voices) and has made guest appearances on comic-book video review series Atop the Fourth Wall.

Linkara

In 2008, Lewis "Linkara" Lovhaug made a video critiquing an issue of the infamous Spider-Man "Clone Saga." Nobody watched it. Then a few months later he was picked up by ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com and people started watching him for some reason as he made more and more video reviews of awful comic books. His show, Atop the Fourth Wall, rips apart the worst the comic book industry has produced over the last century and even a few of the good ones. But people don't care about that - they just want to know where he got that magic gun.

To compound matters, Atop the Fourth Wall even features a storyline where an internet reviewer faces off against robots, Lovecraftian horrors, and mad scientists, all in homage to the medium he loves. Are the special effects awful? You bet!

In addition, Linkara also has begun a retrospective on every season of Power Rangers, analyzing the themes, the action, the music, and basically everything that nobody ever wanted to think about before in relation to a show about guys in spandex and rubber hitting each other. You think it's weird for a grown man to be obsessed with a show meant for children? Obviously you've never met any geeks before, have you?

You can find his videos at:
http://atopfourthwall.blogspot.com
http://www.thatguywiththeglasses.com

Dominion Method Gaming

DMG has come a long way since its formation back in March of 2009. We knew what we wanted to accomplish when everything is said and done; we wanted to be the very best team in the FGC. With a handful of players and a goal in mind, Dominion Method Gaming set forth to become what it is today; the premiere fighting brand in the US.

The players who makes up the DMG roster are players who are passionate in their trade, players who travel from state to state to compete with other competitors, players who are from the FGC and have gained the respect from the same community where they came from. We came from the Fighting Gaming Community; we grew within the FGC and became the perfect example of what a successful team is within the FGC.

We are successful because we do things in a certain way. There are guidelines that we follow and it is a constant reminder of who we are and where we come from. The four stones of DMG is what makes the foundation of the brand and shapes up what the future will bring us; Loyalty, Honor, Humility, Respect.

Over the years other players within the FGC, came together following DMG's footsteps of building a team. There have been teams that never made it past the early stages of being successful, however there are some teams have emerged from the FGC and have achieved their level of success respectfully; AlwaysGodlike, The Fighter's Alliance, Team Spooky and FightNation EX.