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Voice actor and former stand-up comic Roger Craig Smith is a man of a thousand voices. In just one animation production alone, Roger voiced more than 170 characters for the Emmy award-winning Cartoon Network series Regular Show. He's the titular character "Mouse", as well as "Moose" for Amazon Prime's Emmy-nominated children's series If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. For Netflix, Roger voices "Brock", "Mayor Fowler", "Cousin Ashley" and many more on Dreamworks' hit series from Tony Hale, Archibald's Next Big Thing. Also on Netflix, Roger voices "Pinkeye", "Bobby", and "Billy" in Dreamworks Animation's Harvey Girls Forever. On Cartoon Network, he voices "Sonic the Hedgehog" in Sonic Boom, "Hawkodile" and "Richard" for WB/LEGO's Unikitty!, "Diamondhead", "Forever Knight" and "Steam Smythe" on Ben-10, "Percy" and "Belson" in Clarence, "Bob" and "Schedulebot" in Powerpuff Girls. On Disney XD's NAACP Image Award-nominated Avengers: Black Panther's Quest, Roger has been voicing legendary superhero "Captain America" since 2012. He voices "Batman" in in the DC/WB film Superman: Red Son, as well as in the trilogy Batman Unlimited. His impact in the genre of anime includes voicing "Batman" in WB's feature film Batman Ninja, the maniacal "Deidara" in Naruto and "Shinji Hirako" in Bleach. Roger voiced "Sonic the Hedgehog" in Disney's blockbuster features Wreck-It Ralph and Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet and was called on by Disney in 2013 to voice lead villain "Ripslinger" in Disney's hit feature Planes.

Roger's legacy as an actor in video games is extensive. Voice of gaming icon "Ezio Auditore da Firenze" from Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed, with more than 28 million copies sold worldwide. He's the voice of the charming Legend "Mirage" in Respawn's record-setting Apex Legends, with over 70 million players in 2019 alone. WB chose Roger to voice the legendary "Batman" in WB's Batman: Arkham Origins and Arkham Origins: Blackgate. Roger has been voicing "Sonic the Hedgehog" for SEGA since 2010 and earned early gaming fandom when he voiced "Chris Redfield" in the Resident Evil series of games.

Roger is the announcer/narrator for NBC's smash hit World of Dance, averaging millions of viewers each episode. He's narrated more than 1,000 episodes of other shows, including TLC's longest-running prime-time series Say Yes to the Dress and DIY Network's Crashers series. He's voiced multiple promo campaigns for major networks and is the imaging/promo voice for the world-famous KROQ 106.7FM in Los Angeles. Multiple national retail campaigns continue to utilize Roger to enhance their message to consumers across all mediums.

An average day begins with sessions from his home studio at 7am for national retail clients, heading into LA from 9am-6pm for animation/game sessions, then back to his home studio for more promo/narration sessions in the evening.

Raised in SoCal and voted "Class Clown" in 8th grade, he focused his creativity toward training in musical theater. He spoke at both his 8th and 12th grade graduations, was elected freshman class president in high school, and hosted a live local TV talk show while earning his B.A. in Screenwriting from Chapman University...all while pursuing a career in stand-up comedy. After working as a comic for 5 years, he left stand-up to pursue voice acting full-time in 2005.

Knowing he's got fans of all ages on social media, Roger keeps his posts apolitical and family-friendly. An avid supporter of CHOC (Chidlren's Hospital Orange County), he frequently visits the hospital to meet with patients. He's currently learning ASL (American Sign Language) and enjoys getting outdoors as often as possible to pursue his passion for nature, hiking/mountain biking, and nightscape/astrophotography, which he shares regularly with his followers on Instagram and Twitter. (@rogercraigsmith).

Katherine Elizabeth Upton was born in St. Joseph, Michigan, to Shelley Fawn (Davis), a state tennis champion from Texas, and Jefferson Matthew Upton, a high school athletics director. Her uncle is Michigan congressman Fred Upton. Upton always knew she wanted to be a model. Since signing with IMG Models in 2010, Kate has taken the world by storm. For the past two years, Kate has graced the cover of the legendary Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, which has led to an onslaught of media buzz about the 21-year-old. Kate's stardom was elevated to an even higher level with her June 2013 American Vogue cover shot by Mario Testino, whose byline proclaims "American Dream Girl: How Kate Upton Became the Hottest Supermodel on Earth." She has appeared on Jimmy Kimmel, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The Ellen Show, The Late Show, Saturday Night Live, The Dan Patrick Show, and Le Grand Journal, and continues to be one of the most searched-for names on Google.

Beyond Sports Illustrated, Kate has been featured on the covers of Vogue Italia, British Vogue, CR Fashion Book, Cosmopolitan, French ELLE, GQ, Italian GQ, German GQ, Jalouse, Sunday Times Style, Esquire, The Daily, and Muse Magazine. She has appeared in fashion editorials for American Vogue, Vogue Spain, V Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and Russian Interview, and has worked with photographers such as Mario Testino, Steven Meisel, Terry Richardson, Alasdair McLellan, Bruce Weber, Sebastian Kim, Guy Aroch, Matt Jones, Miguel Reveriego, Norman Jean Roy, Josh Olins, Gilles Bensimon, Yu Tsai, Sebastian Faena, Walter Iooss, Ellen von Unwerth, and Stewart Shining. A favorite of high-fashion notables such as Stephen Gan, Tonne Goodman, Carlyne Cerf, Carine Roitfeld, and Katie Grand, Kate was also shot for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations" Exhibition Catalogue in 2012. Models.com exclaims, "The sexy market just got a little more competitive thanks to the meteoric rise of Kate Upton. The Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition was a major coup, but the momentum keeps building with cover after cover. We can't remember the last time a newbie made such a splash!"

Kate's YouTube video of her dancing to Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How to Dougie" last year was the number one watched video on Twitter and Google for multiple weeks. She has an enterprising reputation for creating viral hits, and the clip has over 8 million views.

Known for her vivacious personality and incredible physique, Kate has been the face for Sam Edelman, Accessorize, Guess Lingerie, Guess Jeans, Guess Accessories, Liverpool, Dylan George, and Dooney & Burke. She has also worked with Gillette, Skullcandy Headphones and Beach Bunny Swimwear, even designing a Beach Bunny Swimwear collection herself. She has starred in commercials for Mercedes-Benz, Carl's Junior and Sobe, and starred in The Other Woman (2014), by director Nick Cassavetes.

Kate resides in New York City. Kate is a five-time world champion equestrian, and she enjoys hanging out at the barn, horseback riding, and is an avid sportsfan.

Sean Giambrone portrays youngest son "Adam Goldberg" on ABC's comedy series, The Goldbergs (2013), the younger version of the show's creator, Adam F. Goldberg. He can also be seen in the co-lead role as "Ron Stoppable" in Disney's new live-action Kim Possible (2019) movie. Giambrone is an accomplished voice-over with appearances in The Emoji Movie (2017), as well as Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) and The Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019). Giambrone is also a series regular on Cartoon Network's Clarence (2013) and Hulu's Solar Opposites (2020), and makes regular appearances on Disney's Big Hero 6: The Series (2017).

Giambrone began his acting career at the age of 9 and starred in various television commercials, including those for "McDonald's" and "Friendly's" Restaurants. He gained particular attention in the nationwide campaign for "Sea World", even making an appearance in a spoof on "The Tonight Show", and also appeared as "Afro Boy" in the film, I Heart Shakey (2012).

Born in St. Joseph, Michigan, and raised in the Chicago area suburb of Park Ridge, Illinois. Giambrone is a big fan of the Michigan Wolverines. He loves working on his artwork and playing either soccer or basketball. He loves films and enjoys watching his favorite actors, Will Smith, Robert Downey Jr. and the late Heath Ledger. Giambrone has moved to Los Angeles with his parents, Vonda and David, as well as older brother, Luke.

Amy Robach was born on 6 February 1973 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. She is an actress, known for Ocean's Eight (2018), Castle (2009) and Sesame Street (1969). She was previously married to Andrew Shue and Thomas Monroe McIntosh III.

Karen Ziemba was born on 12 November 1957 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. She is an actress, known for The Producers (2005), Shortcut to Happiness (2003) and The History of Future Folk (2012). She has been married to Bill Tatum since 5 May 1984.

Michael Alan Herman is a Webby-honored actor and writer best known for Head Count, The Mad Whale, and The Call of the Void Podcast. He was born and raised in St. Joesph, Michigan, and graduated from the University of Southern California with an MFA in Screenwriting. He is the winner of the Jay Roach Scholarship for excellence in screenwriting.

Caryl Chessman was born on 27 May 1921 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. He was a writer, known for Cell 2455, Death Row (1955), Teledrama (1955) and Cela da Morte (1958). He died on 2 May 1960 in San Quentin, California, USA.

Amy Gaipa was born in 1970 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. She is known for Titanic (1997), Whiskey Kills the Hunger (2018) and Dirty Rhetoric.

Fred Upton was born on 23 April 1953 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. He is married to Amey Richmond Rulon-Miller. They have two children.

Lilly Robbins was born on 7 April 1988 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. She is an actress, known for Louie (2010).

Doris Keane was born on 12 December 1881 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. She was an actress, known for Romance (1920). She was married to Basil Sydney. She died on 25 November 1945 in New York City, New York, USA.

Lisa Fein was born on 4 December 1966 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. She died on 30 June 2000 in Galien Township, Michigan, USA.

Robert M. Johnson was born on 4 April 1975 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. He is a producer and actor, known for Paper Clips (2004), SS Exodus and Van Cliburn.

Daniel O'Neill was born on 13 July 1970 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. Daniel is known for Transformers (2007).

Shannon Harrelson was born on 11 February 1980 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. Shannon is known for Disaster Movie (2008), Youth in Revolt (2009) and Year One (2009).

Liz Ketterer was born on 26 February 1984 in St. Joseph, Michigan, USA. Liz is known for Four Christmases (2008), Sex and the City (2008) and Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008).

Zachary Taylor Bucholtz was born May 24, 1991 in St. Joseph, Michigan, and grew up in the neighboring rural community of Stevensville, Michigan. He is the oldest of three children in an artistically successful family. His mother, Nadia, the daughter of Italian-American immigrants and well-respected local restaurateurs, has been a lifelong painter, while his father, Scott, is an accomplished drummer in the rock, country and blues scenes. Zachary's brother, Austin, is a filmmaker, recording artist/songwriter and actor, who wrote, directed and starred in the Zachary Bucholtz-produced EVERYTHING'S JUST WONDERFUL, and recently released his debut EP, THE FIGHT. Their sister, Bianca, is a musical theatre performer, singer, dancer and aspiring writer herself who has been featured in both of her older brothers' projects.

Zachary credits his love of the cinema to his parents, often telling stories of how his mom would read to him in bed every night and how, starting at a young age, his dad would sit him down to show him classic films from throughout history, forming an early education in the art of filmmaking. By 15 he owned nearly 200 movies on DVD, and would stay up late at night watching the Director's Commentary on his favorite films, hoping to gain insight into the filmmaking process. When his maternal grandfather passed away from cancer on Zachary's third day of classes at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, he started to suffer from extreme depression and loneliness - issues he covers in his current works. During this time, he eased his pain by watching movies, and credits Rob Reiner and Nora Ephron's WHEN HARRY MET SALLY as aiding his recovery. Also during this time, he wrote early outlines and treatments for a feature screenplay about his late grandfather. The first completed draft of the script would become his audition piece for the University of Michigan's selective concentration in screenwriting, which he was accepted into and graduated from in May 2013 under the guidance of Hollywood veterans Jim Burnstein, Veerendra Prasad and Dan Shere.

Upon graduation, he moved to Charleston, South Carolina, where his family was living at the time, and founded the independent production company FourFour Pictures, LLC. His last student film at UM, ANN ARBORLAND, written by and starring frequent collaborator Grace Hawkins, won "Best Comedy" at the 2013 Young Michigan Filmmakers Festival.

As a producer and director, Zachary is known for emphasizing collaboration and improvisations, and often works with a repeated lineup of filmmakers and actors, most notably actress/writers Grace Hawkins and Gabriela Granados, cinematographers Casey McDonough and Matthew Infante, costume designer Sumyhr Harris, producer/composer J.R. Getches, his brother Austin, and actors Paul Vites, Lena Drake, Colleen Kinslow and Shane Henessy. He is also an outspoken advocate for women in film (a passion he credits to Hawkins) and prioritizes the hiring of women crew members on his projects.

He's said his favorite films of all-time include FIELD OF DREAMS, OCEAN'S ELEVEN (2001) and WHEN HARRY MET SALLY. He considers THE GODFATHER to be the greatest film ever made, and cites Cameron Crowe, David O. Russell, John Hughes, Richard Linklater, Judd Apatow and Rob Reiner as his favorite filmmakers.

James Jerome was born as Darwin James Eisenhart on January 30, 1960 in St. Joseph, Michigan. His father, Louis James Eisenhart, was a local celebrity as a Professional Wrestler, "Lucky Lou," wrestling out of the Benton Harbor Naval Armory with Bobo Brazil (Houston Harris) and "Tiny Tim" Hampton, who Lou had trained. Lou retired from active wrestling in the late 1950's after having been thrown out of the ring by famed wrestler and former Green Bay Packer football player, William Fritz Afflis (aka Dick "The Bruiser"). Lou continued to promote matches at the Armory, and was also a Benton Harbor Police city officer before being elected as the Sheriff of the village of Stevensville, Michigan. Lou's wife, Gladys Lee Eisenhart (nee Roe) would help run the concessions at the Armory wrestling matches.

On Friday evening, January 29, 1960, Lou Eisenhart was a spectator the Benton Harbor Armory matches with his pregnant wife when she went into labor. She was rushed to Memorial Hospital in St. Joseph Michigan where Darwin James was born shortly after midnight. On Saturday, his birth was announced in the sports section of the local paper.

Being raised in the Catholic Church, he was given the confirmation name after St. Jerome, thus having the full name of Darwin James Jerome Eisenhart, from which he took the professional name of James Jerome. James grew up in a scouting program where he performed in weekly stage performances every summer since 1965 as a member of the Camp Madron Indian dancers in Buchanan, Michigan, and eventually became the group's last active president.

James studied acting in and participated in several stage performances through the theatrical department at St. Joseph High School, where he graduated in 1978. After completing basic and advanced training (1981) as a Field Artillery Surveyor in the U.S. Army at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, James attended college for one semester at Lansing Community College in pursuit of an education in theater and journalism while being simultaneously enrolled in the R.O.T.C. program at Michigan State University.

From 1981 to 1985, he worked as a part-time police officer with the city of St. Joseph, Michigan. Having also been influenced in the Martial Art and wrestling from both his father, and uncle, Leslie Eisenhart Sr., who was a former U.S. Marine and 3rd Degree Judo instructor, James wrestled throughout Junior High and High School, studied Judo, and Taekwondo, earning a Black Belt in both. James began teaching Taekwondo after graduating High School in 1978, and went into business with his father in 1984, combining the Martial Art instruction and classes in Professional Wrestling in Stevensville, Michigan. James also wrestled professionally twice under the guidance of his father and Bobo Brazil. In 2011, James earned a 7th Degree Black Belt as a Chief Master Instructor with the United States Chung Do Kwan Association. He is married to LuAnn Eisenhart (since July 26, 1998) and they have three sons.