[on how she got her start in English dub voice work] Oh my goodness, well you'd think I could just copy and paste the answer and [laughs] I started back in the Dark Ages before dubbing was popular, before anyone ever really cared about dubbing back in 1998. I was an actor and I'd already done a couple of movies, commercials, theater. I had a degree in theater-done corporate voiceover for years already. I was in a theater group with some people who were doing anime. I didn't know what anime was, never heard of it. Amanda Winn and Brett Weaver-some people might know who they are-they told me about it. I sent in a voice tape, a voice demo, to ADV Films and...didn't hear anything! At all! So I sent in another one about a year later, and then eventually Matt Greenfield called me and asked me to come in and do a couple small lines. He found my demo tape at the bottom of a file cabinet actually, and he came in, asked me to come in and do a part in Compiler (White Compiler), then I auditioned for Bubblegum Crisis and got the part of Priss. And I've been doing it ever since.
