Adrian Gebhart (she/her) is a performer, voice actor, and teaching artist who is passionate about the arts. She has worked as an education intern in San Francisco with American Conservatory Theater and in New York with Atlantic Theater Company, Theatre Askew, and TADA! Youth Theater. Her acting training includes Practical Aesthetics technique from Atlantic Theater Company, Devised Theater and Acting at American Conservatory Theater, and voice over training with Sally Clawson, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, and Zehra Fazal. She regularly records voice over for mobile games at Strawberry Hill Music. Adrian holds a BA in Theatre from Lewis & Clark College and is currently pursuing a MA in Drama Therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies.

Aaron Burke (he/him) fell in love with the performing arts in high school, taking up theater, choir, music, and dance. After exploring improv and recording music for many years while working in diverse fields, he finally fell into voice acting primed and ready to go, studying at Berkeley Repertory School of Theater and Voice One SF with Sally Clawson and many other excellent teachers.

Clay Robeson has been performing and teaching improvisation for over 20 years. Whether it’s for the stage, the corporate world, or as an avenue to more organic character creation and storytelling, he believes the end goal is always to learn to trust yourself and the people around you. Currently, with the help of Voice One’s amazing faculty, he is exploring how improvisation can help Voice Actors with auditions, in the booth, and with overcoming other obstacles. Clay has worked and taught with Boston’s Improv Asylum, San Francisco’s Un-Scripted Theater Company, Moment Improv Theatre, and 42nd Street Moon's Moon School youth theater program along with various other improv casts around the country. Clay has delivered workshops geared towards all age ranges for aspiring improvisors from 50th Birthday Party groups to Girl Scout troops to High School robotics clubs. He also tours improv festivals with Bookends, a two-person improvised musical inspired by Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years.

SAG-AFTRA, California's Labor laws, and the Krekorian Talent Scam Prevention Act state that casting workshops are allowed under the law but cannot offer auditions or employment as part of their services. By registering for a class taught by a talent agent, casting director, producer, or actor who hires talent, you are fully aware that it is not a job interview or audition. By attending a class through a Talent Training and Counseling Service, you further understand that the intent of the class is solely educational.