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Kathryn Horan is The Voicecaster’s Senior Casting Director. Since joining The Voicecaster in 2012, Kathryn has held the titles of Casting Director, Demo Producer, Audio Engineer, and Voiceover Coach. Kathryn has cast for major brands like Honda, ampm, Ashley Furniture, Verizon, Nike, and many more! She has a B.A. in Theatre Arts and Acting from New Mexico State University and has been in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles for over 15 years!

Kelly Moscinski is the Owner and Head of Casting at The Voicecaster: the oldest voiceover casting house in the country, established in 1975. With about 20 years of experience in VO and even more in entertainment, Kelly casts and directs all things voiceover. Some recent casting projects include commercials for Hyundai, Dole, Popeyes, Verizon, Walmart+, Google, Amazon, and many more; plus, video games like Dungeons & Dragons and Ready or Not; and many more casting credits in every genre. When Kelly is not busy at the studio, she can be found writing her book or working on her nonprofit “Blank Pages Initiative” empowering individuals through the arts. Check out www.voicecaster.com and www.voicecasterlab.com for more info.

Rachel Slotky is a voiceover artist and casting director best known for her expertise in animation, anime, and live-action dubbing. Over the last five years, she has cast 3,000+ actors across 50+ titles, all proudly produced under SAG-AFTRA agreements for Disney, Netflix, HBO, WB, and others. Highlights include Aztec Batman, Pokémon Concierge, Pluto, Black Clover, and Sword of the Wizard King. Her voice can be heard in commercials for Walmart, Nesquik, Skittles, and D&G. Favorite roles include P-chan in Ranma ½, Liu in Running Man, and the title role in Cartoon Network's I, Elvis Riboldi. A Chicago native, Rachel graduated with a B.F.A. in Acting from Syracuse University, with additional training at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London. She began her career in New York City as an actor and producer before moving into voiceover and eventually relocating to Los Angeles. She now draws on her unique perspective from "both sides of the glass" to bridge the gap between talent and production.