Connor Bushoven is a voice actor who has been in a wide variety of animated series, games, musicals, and podcasts since he got his start in 2014. He is based in New Jersey, and his full-time job is as a professional 3D artist. You can hear him as the Electrician in The Sheridan Tapes, Daddy in Feminist Fairytales, and Gabriel Grant in Paperless Pulp: Vox Elysium. Productions he's worked on as a 3D artist include Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Mufasa: The Lion King.
He is an avid tabletop RPG player in his spare time, and is currently writing and directing the fantasy audio drama Welcome to the Brass Eagle.
Home Studio Raw Sample: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ef9lqMizIN3KTlHj2vPN_hEZSym09I2o/view?usp=sharing
Equipment:
-Audio-Technica ATHM50x Studio Monitors
-Solid State Logic 2+
-Rode Nt2a
-Audacity
"Connor is a high quality voice actor with a vast vocal range, a quick response time, will be a breeze to direct, creative in delivery, and has a dedication to completion you rarely see in amateur VAs. Don’t be mistaken, Connor Bushoven is no amateur.
His completion of the role is proof of his drive and passion for voice acting, a testament to his substantial talent.
Connor Bushoven should be highly sought after. I assure you, he will exceed your expectations for any role you’re considering him for."
-Ccmaci, creator of "Hallownest Vocalized" mod for Hollow Knight
"An amazing range, timely turnaround and a great performance time and time again. You definitely have to cast Connor!"
-Stellartoons
Connor was fantastic to work with! He understood the character right away, and delivered a stellar performance on the first take. He managed to nail the voice I had pictured in my head while writing the character and I would happily recommend him for any of your projects.
-M.C. Tammer, creator of "Honest Herb" mod for Fallout: New Vegas
Connor is extremely professional, and was more than willing to do a retake when needed. He delivered his lines very fast and very high quality. He brought a great depth and dimension to the character and was able to convey a great range of emotions both bombastic and subtle.
-Ash Black, creator of Cafe & Diner Archives