Character and video game voice that stays in character
Video game, animation and branded characters, voiced by Dave Steele — the voice of Cassette Man (Henry Emily) in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator.
From Cassette Man to your cast
Dave Steele voices characters for video games and animation, including Cassette Man (Henry Emily) in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, the sixth main Five Nights at Freddy's game. He records in his Fort Wayne broadcast studio, takes live direction over Source Connect Pro, and works from your character slides and description, booked directly with no agent.
Character work runs on the same discipline as a long narration: find the voice, then hold it. Dave builds distinct, memorable voices with real personality, and keeps each one consistent across however many lines the project needs, so the last line of the session sounds like the first.
What's covered
- Video game characters — in-game dialogue, monologues and story scenes.
- Animation — animated shorts and series, with character range and comedic timing.
- Branded and explainer characters — mascots and recurring brand voices.
- Interactive media — projects that need a voice with real personality.
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Character voice questions
What kind of character work do you do?
Video game characters, animation, animated shorts and branded or explainer characters. Dave voices Cassette Man (Henry Emily) in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, and does character and animation work alongside his commercial and promo roster.
What do you need from us to get started?
Send the script, the character slides or artwork, and a description of the character: age, attitude, where the voice should sit. A reference clip helps. You'll get a quote and a delivery time back directly from Dave.
Can we direct the session live?
Yes. The studio runs Source Connect Pro for broadcast-quality remote direction, and a phone patch works for quick sessions. Many clients send the script and a brief, then review takes afterwards.
What file formats do you deliver?
WAV (44.1 or 48 kHz, 16 or 24-bit) or MP3 by default, split and named however your pipeline needs, so each line drops straight into the engine or edit.
Can the voice be used to train AI or build a synthetic voice?
No. Every recording is delivered under the site's Terms and Conditions, which prohibit using Dave's voice or recordings for AI or machine-learning training, text-to-speech, voice cloning or synthetic media.
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Ready when you are
Direct access to Dave Steele — no agents, no drawn-out negotiations. Send the script, the character and the deadline.
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