A veteran of the anime and video game industry for over twenty years, Caitlin Glass is a voice actress and director, best known for playing Winry Rockbell in Fullmetal Alchemist, Haruhi Fujioka in Ouran High School Host Club, and Princess Vivi in One Piece. You can currently hear her as Captain Jura in Kaiju No. 8, Damian Desmond in Spy X Family, Cammy White in Street Fighter, Mina Ashido in My Hero Academia, and follow her voice directing work for Solo Leveling.
Other well-known anime roles include Vados in Dragon Ball Super, Evergreen in Fairy Tail, Petra in Attack on Titan, Diancie in Pokémon, Kirigiri in Danganronpa: The Animation, Machi in Fruits Basket (2019), Willow Schnee in RWBY, Haumea in Fire Force, Satellizer in Freezing, and Saki in Zombie Land SAGA, among many others. Catch her in games like Xenoblade Chronicles X as Elma, Borderlands 3, Tiny Tina’s Wonderland, Unicorn Overlord, Tales of Zestiria, and Disgaea 7.
In addition to voice directing the award-winning Solo Leveling, other popular directing credits include Fruits Basket (2019), Horimiya, Ranking of Kings, Tomo-chan is a Girl, Black Butler, Mob Psycho 100 III, Ouran High School Host Club, and many more!
Caitlin’s Christian faith is the foundation of her work in anime and video games. She seeks to live out that faith intentionally in her interactions with both fans and colleagues. For Caitlin, an important part of her testimony is bringing authenticity and excellence to her performances and direction—helping to tell stories that resonate with audiences in truthful and profound ways, reaching both hearts and minds
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Catherine Lidstone is an award-winning actor and singer originally from New England. She currently stars as Mary, hometown friend of Jesus and sister of Lazarus & Martha in Dallas Jenkins’ The Chosen. She received acclaim for her breakout role opposite Kelsey Grammer in Fox’s one hour legal drama Proven Innocent, and her original music has been placed on major networks and streaming services as a singer-songwriter.
Catherine has since starred in several television series including a recurring role as Ensign Cervantes on CBS/Paramount’s Seal Team and SXSW’s James Ward Byrkit sci-fi Shatter Belt; high-profile indie features including Lifetime Movie Club’s Dead In The Water and Dances With Films’ Official Selection Proof Sheet, directed by Richard Kilroy, and she has also produced/starred in award-winning films that have swept the festival circuit. With her feature screenwriting debut in pre-production and an upcoming album, Catherine is a multifaceted star on the rise.
Chris Castagnetto, aka DJ Helsing, has been a professional in the video game and board game industry for over 15 years working at top gaming companies such as Gaia Online, Gravity Interactive, Tencent and TikTok. Chris is also an award-winning board game designer with multiple published games including Battle Kittens, 3 Wishes and Taco Bell: Party Pack.
Chichi Onyekanne is dedicated to cultivating atmospheres where a pure and authentic move of God can thrive. With over a decade of worship experience, he has traveled globally, leading worship and equipping teams and congregations to deepen their personal and corporate encounters with God.
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Chichi serves as a Next Gen leader, passionately mentoring the next generation alongside his wife, Tracy. Together, they are committed to empowering believers to experience the transformative presence of God in every aspect of life.
Bryan leads strategy for Chick-fil-A’s major reputation-driving campaigns. His team plans strategic content for the company's reputation storytelling channels, including Chick-fil-A in the Community on Facebook and Instagram, @ChickfilANews on X, and Andrew T. Cathy on LinkedIn. He has served as a media spokesman for the company on issues impacting Chick-fil-A’s business and reputation, including openings in emerging markets in the US and abroad. Bryan joined Chick-fil-A in 2021 after guiding AdventHealth, one of the country’s largest faith-based health care organizations, though the COVID pandemic as their executive director of communications. Prior to AdventHealth, Bryan spent nearly a decade as a spokesman for the Walt Disney Company, which included a two-year assignment living and working in Shanghai, China, with his family for the grand opening of Shanghai Disney Resort.
From an early age, Jason Moody was captivated by the magic of animation. Growing up on iconic shows like ThunderCats, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Gargoyles, and Batman: The Animated Series, Jason's imagination was ignited, and he began dreaming of one day creating his own world of animated heroes and adventures. At just 10 years old, Jason was already sketching out ideas for original shows, meticulously branding his childhood sketchbooks with the name "Colossul Studios." These early creations laid the foundation for his future in animation. Today, Jason Moody stands as the Founder and Creative Director of Colossul Studios and the visionary creator behind the highly anticipated animated series, Gabriel and the Guardians. His passion for storytelling, combined with his dedication to building immersive worlds, drives every project he touches. With Colossul Studios, Jason aims to inspire a new generation of fans, just as he was inspired as a child, proving that with creativity and determination, childhood dreams can become larger-than-life realities. Bryan joined Chick-fil-A in 2021 after guiding AdventHealth, one of the country’s largest faith-based health care organizations, though the COVID pandemic as their executive director of communications. Prior to AdventHealth, Bryan spent nearly a decade as a spokesman for the Walt Disney Company, which included a two-year assignment living and working in Shanghai, China, with his family for the grand opening of Shanghai Disney Resort.
