Dan Foster
A Real Human Voice for Storytelling

Daniel R. Foster was born in San Francisco. He grew up in a diverse household immersed in the Bay Area's eclectic, creative arts community, surrounded by theater and a family of performers. Inspired by his cousin who paved the way at Alameda's Children's Musical Theater (ACMT), it did not take long for Dan to find his way to the stage. At nine years old, he started acting at ACMT where he would continue learning about the arts through Shakespeare, improvisation, dance, and music. By his freshman year of high school Dan starred as Romeo in a joint-school production of Romeo and Juliet, Professor Vernon Hines in The Pajama Game, Nathan Detroit in Guys & Dolls, Elwood P. Dowd in Harvey, and numerous school and community theater productions.

 

Aside from his work on stage, Dan has lent his talents both on camera and in voice over. Dan can be seen in films like, Collision by Tiffany Rhodes (Amazon Prime), his voice has been heard on television and the radio in commercials including Brinks Security (villain), and CapCenter (Count Dracula). His live-action ADR/dubbing resume includes American Made, with Tom Cruise (NBC/FX), Costa Del Sol, and Little Switzerland (Netflix).

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Dan's animation debut, That Monster Show includes host, Professor Sylvanus Huxley as well as numerous additional characters. In the original VR series, NightMara, as Mayor Doesgood and Sgt. Libo, and a growing list of video games like, Mecha BREAK, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, The Callisto Protocol, Onmyoji Arena, in addition to several upcoming projects in production. See resume for more.

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Dan proudly supports his LGBTQIA+ voice over community as a member of QueerVox, and his fellow Disabled Voice Actors. In his leisure time, Dan enjoys adventure traveling around the world with his husband, time in the kitchen experimenting with new or old recipes, and cuddling on the couch with his best friend, Max the dog...who strongly resembles the swinging space scoundrel character (seen here).