Relis

7+ years in the video game industry have given me an insider’s understanding of what makes a game’s narrative resonate – from QA testing to localization quality assurance (LQA).
Now, I’m channeling that expertise into voice acting, combining technical precision with creative performance to elevate gaming experiences from the inside out.

My journey across roles like production assistance, project management, and LQA leadership taught me:

• 🎮 How voice acting shapes immersion: I’ve debugged games where inconsistent VO broke player engagement, and overseen LQA projects where cultural/local nuances made or broke a character’s authenticity.

• � The producer’s mindset: I know how to align performances with tight deadlines, technical constraints (e.g., lip-syncing), and a game’s tonal vision – skills most rookie VAs lack.

• 🔥 Passion meets craft: After years of facilitating creativity, I’m ready to be the creative talent – using my industry knowledge to deliver performances that serve both art and pipeline.

• Deep game literacy: I speak the dev team’s language (from F2P mechanics to Unreal Engine workflows), ensuring seamless collaboration.

• Localization expertise: 3+ years of LQA taught me to adapt performances for global audiences – critical for studios targeting international markets.

• Leadership in crisis: Managed 20+ talent vendors under crunch; I thrive in high-pressure sessions where “we need 3 retakes NOW” is the norm.

To leverage my 360° view of game development – not just to “do voices,” but to:

• Craft performances that align with design intent (e.g., nailing a mobster’s accent and ensuring it doesn’t clash with UI sound effects I once tested).

• Be a “low-maintenance” talent who respects budgets, tech limitations, and the hellish reality of cert builds.