March 2019 LIVE Magazine

Morgan is one of those voice actors who
has replaced others in roles, such as in Card
Captor Sakura. I queried whether she likes to
I finished off by asking whether she wants to
turn her attention to other aspects of voice
acting, such as directing or script writing:
listen to the previous actor and attempt to
mimic them, or whether she is guided by the
director.
“Yes and no. I have a background in
journalism. Broadcast journalism was my
undergrad, so I had plans on doing this, but
“I go in cold, then I ask for their reads on
certain things just so I can kind of voice
match a little bit. That doesn’t happen often,
but when it does it’s a great challenge. One
so far no, because like I said, I made the
decision to go from stage into voice acting
so I’m still kinda getting my feet wet when it
comes to this world full force.”
of the highest paid things I ever did was a
commercial where I was voice acting a girl
from LA. Just voice matching her.”
Of the various roles she might want to
explore next, directing seems to be what
Morgan is gravitating towards. She wants
Morgan enjoys the challenge and is aware
that the natural raspiness in her voice is
something she might need to turn off to
to keep establishing herself as a voice over
artist first, but when the time is right you
can expect her in the directors seat.
meet the needs of the role she is employed
for.
By Paul Monopoli