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   Scott Dreier is an American actor. He is the voice of Knuckles the Echidna in the Sonic the Hedgehog Sega video game series in such iconic games as Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic Battle, Sonic Advance 3 and Sonic Heroes.  Scott is also known for his television work including Harold the Herald on Disney’s The Suite Life on Deck as well as his work on shows ICarly, The First Family, Malcolm in the Middle, Coop and Cami Ask the World, and ABC’s The Rookie. Scott is also a singer and recording artist and has just released his 3rd album this month --"Christmas" Scott Dreier with Andy Langham --a collection of jazz holiday music. 

  Ryan Drummond is an actor, performer, singer, clown and is best known for his role as the original voice of SONIC THE HEDGEHOG in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game franchise from 1998 to 2004.

Ryan also has many on-screen credits including BAYWATCH, POINT PLEASANT, TWO GUYS A GIRL AND A PIZZA PLACE and your favorite Cheerleading movie, BRING IT ON.

Ryan has also voiced countless characters in over 75 video games unrelated to SONIC.  For example, Eliot Ballade in Blue Stinger, Kevin Kertsman in Illbleed, Rick Arlen in Nancy Drew: Stay Tuned For Danger, Pizza Boy in Twisted Metal 4,  Jonathan Carnahan in The Mummy, Multiple Characters in Backyard Baseball, Football, and Soccer, and he has recently voiced the Doctor in Mafia: Definitive Edition.

   Felissa Rose played Angela from the cult horror film, Sleepaway Camp and Return to Sleepaway Camp. Having appeared in almost 200 films, she’s now producing and has a podcast called Casualty Friday .  . Recent movies are Hatchet 4:Victor Crowley, Camp Dread, A Nun’s Curse, Satans Playground, Terrifier 2, Times Up, Dark Circles and Silent Night, Zombie Night.   

Felissa produced the Repentless videos for metal band Slayer. With more horror films coming, and a comic book in the works, she continues to appear on the Joe Bob Briggs Show, The Last Drive In, on Shudder. Felissa travels around the world doing comic cons and has many projects in development. 

    Randy James appeared in 90 episodes of Star Trek, from Star Trek: The Next Generation to Deep Space Nine, starting out as a waiter in 10 Forward, and ending as a Starfleet Security guard known as Lt. Jones. He also appeared in many other films and tv shows, including beaming down with Picard and crew in "First Contact".    

   A professional stand-up comedian since 1987, Mark “KidWok” Britten was cast as 7 characters in DragonBall Z.  He created the voices of Burter, Korin, Grand Kai, Ox-King, Moori, Alien Announcer, and Rings for the original Funimation English dubs in 1999.   

If you watched Dragonball Z on Toonami, the Cartoon Network, or during the VHS era, 

chances are you grew up hearing Mark’s voiceover work as a soundtrack to your childhood!  He is considered one of the OG’s of the Funimation English dub actors. 

Dave Sheridan is an American actor, producer, and writer. Dave began his career at

"Saturday Night Live" during the 1991-1992 season. From there, he wrote, directed, and produced "Dave Sheridan's America," a multimedia stage show. He created "Buzzkill," a 1995 MTV reality series that featured three slacker buddies staging elaborate pranks and catching it all on.  Sheridan's memorable performance in the original "Scary Movie” as

Special Officer Doofy and Ghostface have earned him cult status among Horror fans. He is credited with over a hundred film and TV credits, including films such as Rob Zombie's "The Devil's Rejects," Adam Green's fourth installment of the "Hatchet" franchise, "Victor Crowley," and the 2024 horror film "Stream.” 

 Tara Buck has built an eclectic resume that runs the gamut from tragedy,  comedy, farce, to fantasy. Tara is best known for her role as Ginger on HBO's  gritty Southern vampire drama True Blood. Ginger, the loyal barmaid at  Fangtasia, served up some of the most outrageous and memorable scenes of  the series and often provided the comic relief.  Tara also recurred on the fourth and fifth seasons of the highly acclaimed  Showtime series Ray Donovan opposite Liev Schreiber.  

 Larry Brantley began his career as a stand-up comedian and radio DJ at age sixteen. He entertained families nationwide as the voice of Wishbone the dog, on the Emmy award-winning PBS series of the same name. Brantley has been cast in scores of television commercials, radio spots, and video games, as well as film and television appearances, including the indie film "The Louisiana Conspiracy," and Fox's "America's Most Wanted," and "Prison Break." As a stand-up comic, he performed in Houston-area clubs The Laff Stop, Spellbinders, the Comix Annex and The Comedy Cabaret. Brantley also has appeared in such theater productions as "The May Show" and "Dracula"