Voice Acting

Endlessly inventive and versatile, voice actor Buddy Woodward has two traits directors love: he’s reliable and pliable. Woodward’s take-no-prisoners approach, in combination with his strict no-ego policy in the booth, have made him a first-call favorite with virtually every producer and director who’s hired him.

Buddy’s palette of voices and ethnicities is vast, but his ear for timbre and pitch comes as no surprise: he’s a gifted musician too. A consummate professional, Buddy narrated an HDTV nature documentary for Cablevision’s VOOM and has guest-starred in Pokémon. His starring role in the U.S. version of hit Japanese show Ping-Pong Club gained him well-deserved praise for his comic timing and improvisational finesse.

Below are selected television and film appearances. Buddy’s reel contains excerpts from these and many other recordings, including an impressive mockumentary on The People’s Temple cult, in which Buddy portrays over 12 distinct characters — both male and female.

Selected Filmography

Selected TV Appearances

Great Africa (2005) — Narrator, five-part HDTV documentary special for Tokyo Broadcasting System’s BS-i and Cablevision’s VOOM

Pokémon “The Crystal Onyx” (2000) — Voice of Mateo The Glassblower (guest star)