Sean McCabe is an American voice actor known for his work in anime dubbing during the mid-2000s. His career in voice acting began when he was recruited by Bandai Entertainment North America while living in Singapore. He worked at Studio Odex, a facility that specialized in the technically demanding process of matching English translations to the original Japanese animation's lip movements.

From approximately 2004 to 2008, McCabe provided voices for numerous anime series released for the United States market. During this period, he typically voiced one to three major characters per show in addition to hundreds of extra roles, accumulating experience across nearly one thousand episodes. His notable anime credits from this time include the series Fantastic Children, Zipang, and Pretty Cure. In the series Clockwork Fighters Hiwou's War, he is credited with voicing the character Shishi.

Beyond his anime work, McCabe has a diverse background in performance and production. He holds a Bachelor of Arts with a triple major in Politics, History, and Economics, and has studied acting at a theater school in Chicago as well as vocal jazz at the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York. He is a classically trained singer and has experience as a producer, technical director, and master of ceremonies for various events. His voice work also includes a television commercial for the pharmaceutical company Alexion and contributions to non-profit audiobook and English language recordings. McCabe maintains a home studio equipped for voice-over work and offers services such as copywriting and script adaptation.