Jeremiah Freedman is an American voice actor known for his work in English dubs of anime series in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He is an alias of the actor Joshua Seth Freedman, who was born in Kent, Ohio, in 1970. Freedman's career in anime voice acting is primarily documented through two notable roles that illustrate the common practice of performers using pseudonyms in the industry.

Freedman provided the English voice for the main character Kazuki Yotsuga in the anime series Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventures. The series, a science-fiction comedy produced by AIC, follows an ordinary high school student who becomes the pilot of a giant robot in a parallel world. In this production, the voice acting cast for the English adaptation frequently used alternative stage names; for instance, Freedman's fellow cast members Michelle Ruff and Sherry Lynn were credited as Georgette Rose and Katie Ashley, respectively. His performance as the relatable and accidental hero Kazuki contributed to the English-language version of this cult classic from the Tenchi Muyo! franchise.

Another significant role credited to Jeremiah Freedman is Zero Enna, the protagonist of the anime series Pilot Candidate, also known as The Candidate for Goddess. This 2000 science fiction series, produced by Xebec, is set in a future where humanity relies on young pilots to control powerful mecha called Ingrids to defend against an alien threat. The English adaptation, produced by Mix Magic, Inc. in Hollywood, featured Freedman in the leading role of the determined cadet who dreams of becoming a pilot. The casting for this series also saw other actors using pseudonyms, such as Richard Cansino being credited as Richard Hayworth and Michelle Ruff as Georgette Rose. These roles represent the core of Freedman's on-screen credits in the anime industry.