Ron Rubin - Sat, Mar 20 -
RON RUBIN
Voice Actor For over three decades Ron Rubin has been one of the busiest animation voice actors in the country. His voice can be heard on countless popular cartoon series. He has worked with top directors such as Stan Lee, Tim Burton and Howard Morris at some of the most elite production companies in the world of animation including Disney, Warner Bros., Paramount, Nelvana and Marvel Entertainment. Ron has created and voiced a multitude of iconic cartoon characters in a succession of hit animated television series such as Marvel’s Comic’s X-Men (Morph) and Avengers (Vision) as well as the Emmy Award winning Beetlejuice cartoon (Doom Buggy, Announcer). Other notable credits include lead roles in Police Academy (Lt. Mahoney), DiGata Defenders (Flinch), Angela Anaconda (Uncle Nicky), Totally Spies (Manny), SideKick (Master XOX), C.O.P.S. (Dr Badvibes), Stickin’ Around (Mr. Lederhosen), Turbo Dogs (Sergeant Gruff), Care Bears (Messy Bear), Mad Magazine and Tales from the Cryptkeeper to name a few. Ron’s also been a force in the world of Anime, appearing in a multitude of shows including Bakugan and Beyblade among others, but he’s probably best known for originating the voice of Artemis in Sailor Moon, a role he performed for the entire North American english dub of the series.
Ron Studied acting at The Neighbourhood Playhouse in New York and has performed with Second City as well as having toured North America as a featured Stand Up performer appearing at such renowned comedy clubs as Catch a Rising Star, The Improv, and
The Comedy Store. He has been a celebrity guest at numerous Comic Cons throughout North America.
Ron is currently one of the most in-demand voice coaches in the country. He conducts animation workshops, teaches private classes in person and online and produces both animation and commercial demos. Ron has worked and lived in New York and Los Angeles - he currently resides in Toronto. For more information on Ron please check out his website at ronrubinvoice.com
Speakers are subject to cancellation or schedule change, due to professional commitments.

