David Shore is the son of Marvin and Cecile Shore, and was born on July 3, 1959, at Victoria Hospital in London, Ontario, Canada. His twin brothers, Ephraim and Raphael, are rabbis who conduct outreach programs in Israel.

He attended Masonville public school, A.B. Lucas secondary school, University of Western Ontario, and University of Toronto's law school. Shore is married and... More »

Laura Bailey was just a local theater student in a Texas college when she auditioned for some voice acting roles at Funimation, landing her first role as Kid Trunks in the popular Dragonball Z series. Since then she has become one of the top female voice actors in the country. Her most popular roles include the sweet and optimistic Tohru Honda in Fruits Basket, the sci-fi girl... More »

Wes Anderson was born Wesley Wales Anderson in Houston, Texas on May 1, 1969. His parents are Melver Leonard Anderson and Texas Ann Burroughs. His father worked in advertising, and his mother was an archaeologist. He is the second child in a family of three boys. He completed his 13-year sequence of college preparatory training at St. John's School in Houston, and then studied philosophy at the... More »

Christopher Robin Sabat has worked in voiceover and audio production for over ten years. Starting as a DJ, his voice was heard on countless radio stations, TV and radio commercials, phone systems, toys, voice-guided equipment, and as a narrator on industrial and feature films. His experience in anime voice acting began in 1998 when he was cast as Yamcha and Igor in the Dragon Ball movie,... More »

James Wan is from Perth, Australia of Chinese Ethnicity. He was born in Kuching, Malaysia, but grew up in Perth. Wan is best known for the 2004 horror/thriller Saw which he made with Leigh Whannell, whom he met while in Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Before that he made his first feature film Stygian with Shannon Young that won Best Guerilla Film at the Melbourne... More »

CJ Johnson is a filmmaker and actor. Johnson made his television debut as a "stud" on MTV's "Wanna Come In?" in 2004. After the reception of his first appearance, he was asked to come back again to the show in 2005. Since then Johnson has created dozens of independent shorts and music videos. More »