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Liisa Lee
Award-Winning Voice Actor,
Director, Coach & Creative Strategist
Los Angeles | San Francisco | Worldwide
“Teamwork is my favorite word.”
— Liisa Lee
Performer: Voiceover | Theatre | Film
“Before anything else, Liisa’s a working voice actor.”
She’s the voice behind scissor-wielding villains, calm, cool game hunters, national commercials, audiobooks, and the in-game audio log that made a director cry.
With roles in Devil May Cry 5, Hunt: Showdown 1896, and dozens of titles in between, Liisa Lee blends fire-tested theatrical chops with studio stamina. She’s known for emotional range, session precision, and that intangible somethingthat makes you lean in.
But ask her what makes a great session, and you won’t get a list of mic settings or dialect tricks (though she’s got those too). You’ll hear about teamwork. Improv sparks. Directors laughing between takes. Casts that trust each other.
“Teamwork is my favorite word,” she says. “It shows up in every booking.”
She’s re-hired across the board—for stamina (“80 minutes of grocery store taglines? No problem”), character depth, and the kind of prep that leaves room for play.
Beyond the mic, Liisa's an alum of The Beverly Hills Playhouse, has sung in two rock bands, done stunt work and served as dance captain in film, toured nationally with West Side Story (twice), and was mentored by Broadway’s Lee Theodore as an apprentice with The American Dance Machine. She’s also proud of her fifteen callbacks for Cats and Starlight Express.
“I never got injured in a show. And I made a tidy sum,” she grins.
And while her sights are set on a few iconic universes, ask which role she’s proudest of, and she won’t miss a beat:
“My next booking. That’s always the one.”
“My writing will break your heart, and Liisa's voice will make you say, Thank you." ~Jennifer Brozek
Coach: Grounded and Insightful
The coach coaches go to.
“YES! That’s it!”
If you’ve worked with Liisa Lee, you’ve probably heard her shout that mid-session—grinning, maybe even throwing her hands in the air—as something clicks and an actor shines in the read.
A nationally recognized voiceover coach, Liisa has worked with Grammy and Emmy winners, NFL players, The Voice contestants, newcomers finding their mic confidence, working actors, and seasoned pros sharpening their skills, demos, and strategy that gets them Booked.
Her coaching is direct, playful, and actor-centered—blending real industry experience with technical expertise and an intuitive knack for helping actors find themselves in the work.
She’s been the reader behind the camera, the actor in the booth, and the rep in the union room. She meets actors where they are—then helps them get where they want to go.
Her sessions are personalized, focused, and rooted in uncovering authenticity.
Because for Liisa, voiceover isn’t just performance—it’s connection.
“Find The Real in your Reads.”
You’ll find her listed, verified, or celebrated as a coach,
panelist, or speaker by The VORG, NAVA,
One Voice Conference USA, Scary Good Studios, V.O.I.D., and more.
Strategist: PR, Creative Consulting & VO Marketing
Liisa Lee blends creative strategy with PR marketing across award-winning campaigns, national brands, destination resorts, hospitality, live events, radio—and the business side of voiceover.
Her work has shaped brand identities, filled theaters, boosted numbers, and built lasting loyalty across industries and media.
She’s directed shoots, produced and hosted live events, crafted messaging, run press rooms, and rebuilt brand presence from the ground up.
Her food photography has helped restaurants and national brands define their aesthetic and elevate their online presence, with images featured across websites, catalogs, menus, and ad campaigns.
So when actors come to her studio for business consults, they’re not just getting “good tips.”
They’re getting high-level strategy from someone who’s done the work.
She helps clients map their voiceover business like a brand.
Career planning, self-promotion, websites, social presence—everything is shaped with intention and care.
Because standing out isn’t about shouting louder.
It’s about knowing exactly who you are—and how to show it.
“For me business has to be personal,
and ethical. Even corporate
relationships can have a sense of fun.”
Featured In / Appearances
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Forbes
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One Voice Conference USA
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VORG - Voiceover Resource Guide
- The Little Black Book of Voiceover
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Scary Good Studios
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Voyage LA Magazine
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Rebel Magazine
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The Top 100 Magazine
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The Copyright Alliance
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Future Founders podcast
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Improv For Gamers - 2nd Edition
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V.O.I.D. - Voiceover Internet Database
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D&D Live - Stream Of Many Eyes
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D&D Live -Descent Into Avernus
…and more.
What's her Geek?
All things RPG, World of Warcraft-alpha testing breaker of things, board games, lover of the origins of idioms, DisneyLand as often as possible, and RPGs like Blades in the Dark and Pulp Cthulhu.
She's a published writer and game designer, quoted in Forbes magazine.
Currently she’s waiting for the NDA to release on an RPG worldbuilding writing project, writing, voicing, casting and directing for Be Never Ending Inc’s,
Anansi's Tapestry of Lives and Anansi's Journal of Common Places. She’s been a writing collaborator and designer for text based MUDs like Dragon Realms, and Fantasy University. She's designed, & written D&D 5E projects, and is currently writing a book.
Gaming and Streaming Creds:
2x Award Winner & Cast member of How We Roll podcast -
Top 10 Best Live Play Podcast 2018 | 2019, and AudioVerse Award Nominee.
ENnie Winner - Silver - 2020 Red Moon Roleplaying : Mystery of the Unicorn Chamber w/ Ed Greenwood.
Stream of Many Eyes - Off the Table game #1, as Bonnie the barmaid, an NPC from the book Waterdeep:DragonHeist. Pre-production casting and event consulting.
DnD LIVE 2019- Descent Into Avernus - stream with How We Roll & Dungeon Drunks
NPC Arabelle on Dice Camera Action.
RPG Academy - Faculty Member talking D&D and gaming on various streams.
A writer, collaborator, and event producer on Dragon Realms, Gemstone IV, and Fantasy U, for Simutronics.
Look for which Live-play games, Liisa will be (rolling poorly) appearing on, next.
The horse that killed her? Well, that's another story...





