Todd Stone

british, english (n. american), southern, new york, hispanic, russian, irish, scottish, announcer, young adult, character, elderly, etc.

As a professional actor and singer, my voice gets a work out just about everyday in some form or another. Vocal training at Southern Methodist University. Ashley Smith Virginia Ness-Ray - Yale instructor Peggy Smith - vocal coach Pro Tools 9 Macbook Pro 17in i-7 processor AKG C3000 B mic KPK Monitors AKG Headphones Soundbooth Todd Haberkorn received his BFA in acting from Southern Methodist University and continues to work professionally, primarily in Los Angeles as an actor, director, producer, and writer. He got his first professional, theatrical start in Dallas from the critically acclaimed Undermain Theatre - of which he is currently a company member. Coincidentally, this is also the place where the powerful Kent Williams/Todd Haberkorn duo began. Todd continued to work with all the major theaters of the Metroplex including Dallas Children's Theater, Dallas Theater Center, Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, and others. This led to the creation of Theater Fusion, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization started by Haberkorn and his mission to bring the arts to areas of Texas that had everything but stage craft in any major capacity. Theater Fusion's journey was covered in major news publications such as The Dallas Morning News, D Magazine, and The Fort Worth Star Telegram with front page, multi-story spreads. However, the company had to go on hiatus as other professional persuits became more of a priority. After doing several bit roles for the anime shows Peach Girl and Black Cat, Todd got his first major role in Suzuka as Yamato Akitski. Shortly thereafter, Haberkorn began directing anime under Line Producers Colleen Clinkenbeard and Chris Sabat while continuing to voice in numerous properties for Funimation and video games. A few notable roles include Italy from Hetalia, Ling Yao from Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Keroro from Sgt. Frog, Keiskuke from Initial D, Allen Walker from D. Gray Man, Hikaru Hitachin from Ouran High School Host Club, Death The Kid from Soul Eater, and many others. This also led to a stint as a director and writer for animated properties as well. Triple A title video games such as Street Fighter IV and Rage involved Todd’s voice as well. But not only in LA, but also recording overseas in Asia too. As far as on camera is concerned, Todd is the National spokesperson for the Sally Beauty Corporation - a leading international beauty supply company. This is one aspect of a long history of on camera work in narrative film, commercials, and shorts. When he isn't fighting digital monsters in video games or trying to save the day on film, Todd travels the U.S. making appearances at pop culture conventions as a guest to meet fans and sign autographs. He is also a filmmaker and screenwriter for Out Of The Office Productions.