Stephen Weese
Description
Stephen Weese is a voice actor, voice over producer, director, and the CEO of Marvelous Spiral Studios, a voice over production company. His career in the entertainment industry includes work in anime, video games, and live-action film, as well as writing and producing his own projects.
In anime voice acting, Weese is known for his role as Devil Chicken or Parrot in the short film Kick-Heart, which was released in 2013. He also co-produced the English dub for this title and received a special thanks credit. Another significant anime voice role is Dai Garan Leader in the English version of Hellsing Ultimate, an original video animation series that began in 2006. Beyond anime, his voice work extends to video games, including roles in titles such as Shadowverse and Blade & Soul.
Weese has a background that includes participating in theater productions and musicals during high school and college. He appeared in his first feature film in 2004, which led him to pursue acting more seriously, eventually relocating to Los Angeles. He has also worked as a college-level instructor for over fifteen years and holds both a bachelors degree in Computer Science and a masters degree in Information Technology.
Frustrated with the competition for lead acting roles, Weese decided to write and produce his own feature film, Altered Spirits, released in 2016, in which he also stars. He has collaborated with several prominent voice actors on this live-action project, including Cristina Vee, Richard Epcar, Vic Mignogna, and Spike Spencer. He is also the co-host of the web television show Anime Olympics with Cristina Vee and created the web comic The Great Space Race.
Weese has made live-action appearances as a LARPer in the film Role Models. His additional credits include roles in the animated film Misfit Heights, the short film Battle Planet, and the feature InAlienable. In 2006, he won one of the first LARPY awards.
In anime voice acting, Weese is known for his role as Devil Chicken or Parrot in the short film Kick-Heart, which was released in 2013. He also co-produced the English dub for this title and received a special thanks credit. Another significant anime voice role is Dai Garan Leader in the English version of Hellsing Ultimate, an original video animation series that began in 2006. Beyond anime, his voice work extends to video games, including roles in titles such as Shadowverse and Blade & Soul.
Weese has a background that includes participating in theater productions and musicals during high school and college. He appeared in his first feature film in 2004, which led him to pursue acting more seriously, eventually relocating to Los Angeles. He has also worked as a college-level instructor for over fifteen years and holds both a bachelors degree in Computer Science and a masters degree in Information Technology.
Frustrated with the competition for lead acting roles, Weese decided to write and produce his own feature film, Altered Spirits, released in 2016, in which he also stars. He has collaborated with several prominent voice actors on this live-action project, including Cristina Vee, Richard Epcar, Vic Mignogna, and Spike Spencer. He is also the co-host of the web television show Anime Olympics with Cristina Vee and created the web comic The Great Space Race.
Weese has made live-action appearances as a LARPer in the film Role Models. His additional credits include roles in the animated film Misfit Heights, the short film Battle Planet, and the feature InAlienable. In 2006, he won one of the first LARPY awards.
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- EnglishAnime overview: Kick-Heart