Rebecca Davis is an American voice actress best known for her performances in the animated series Lego Friends (2013), the video game Adr1ft (2016), and a guest appearance on the sitcom How I Met Your Mother (2005).
Rebecca began her acting journey at the early age of six, launching her professional stage career in New York. From a young age, she demonstrated a natural talent for performance and quickly captivated audiences with her engaging presence and charming vocal quality.
Bringing together years of training and on-stage experience, Rebecca has cultivated a dynamic career in voice acting. Her versatile vocal abilities allow her to portray a wide array of characters, including animals, infants, zombies, and whimsical personalities. Her adaptability and consistent professionalism have earned the trust of clients across animated television, video games, and commercial work.
Clients commend Rebecca for her strong acting foundation, adaptability in the recording booth, and ability to take direction with ease. She approaches each project with both creative energy and technical skill, making her a valuable asset in the voiceover industry.
Rebecca received the prestigious Don LaFontaine Voiceover Spirit Award from the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, an honor that reflects her dedication to the craft and her community. Like the award's namesake, Don LaFontaine, she is committed to giving back. She volunteers with Young Storytellers, coaching elementary school students in underserved communities, helping them discover their unique voices through the art of storytelling.
Currently based in Los Angeles, Rebecca holds an MFA in Acting from UCLA. She is a long-standing Resident Artist with Moving Arts, a critically acclaimed theater company known for its commitment to developing original stage productions and fostering artistic innovation.
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