Meggie-Elise is a professional voice actor with over 7 years of experience in ADR, animation, commercials, and video games. With a background in choir and musical theatre, she works from her professional, broadcast-quality home studio in DFW, TX.
Growing up, Meggie was actively involved in the Chandler Children's Choir (CCC) and East Valley Millennial Choirs & Orchestras (EVMCO). At 12, she dreamed of becoming a character performer for Disney, leading her to take drama classes in high school. Her passion for performing expanded into community plays and theatres, including East Valley Children's Theatre, Actor's Youth Theatre, Kimberly Academy, Baker's Theatre, Queen Creek Performing Arts Center, and the Mesa Temple Easter Pageant.
In 2018, inspired by anime, Meggie began auditioning on CastingCall.Club and other social media platforms. She’s since voiced a variety of roles, including Curtluv, Blue’s Mom, Evil Dr. P, Young Serius K, and various background characters throughout Codename X, Scout (Toy), Boy #1, Child #2 / Danny, Prototype (Voice) in Poppy Playtime Chapter 4, Fuchsia in Strinova, Dyadia in Honor of Kings (a finalist for Best Voice Acting in Mobile Game 2024 at the GamingonPhone Awards, supported by Gamelight), AR-214 in Honkai: Star Rail, Thistle in Path to Nowhere, multiple NPCs in Genshin Impact, several characters in the English dub of My Deer Friend Nokotan, Sian in Kardmi, Emerton in The Worlds Divide, Unia in Magic Mixies, Nami.WAV in Scratchin' Melodii, Lani, Jay, Noah, Oli, Heart, Momo, and Ellie in Tayo the Little Bus (Season 7), Kirby in Super Smash Flash 2, and many more!
Meggie specializes in voicing a wide range of characters, from children and teenagers to adults and creature/monster vocalizations. Her vocal range spans medium to high, and she's recognized for her adaptability, whether it’s emulating voice references in other languages or creating original performances. She can seamlessly match established voices while adding her own unique spin, and she's skilled in both stylized, anime-inspired performances and realistic, grounded acting.
