David Matranga is an American voice actor who works for (formerly)
ADV Films and
Seraphim Digital Studios. Not to be confused for
Dave Matranga, who is a baseball player. He's
not a photographer. That's David
N. Matranga. Before you say
anything, he is not related to musician Jonah Matranga. David is just David.
David isn't that new to voice acting. He just isn't as well-known. That's unfortunate, considering that he's talented. However, he also does film and theatre work.
Often casted alongside with
Luci Christian, particularly if the ADR director's name happens to be Steven Foster.
Somewhat of a successor to
Chris Patton since David is often cast as young
snarky men and teenagers with a
troubled past.
Look out! There's a
Facebook
page behind you! Does anyone know that
Sword of Light spell?Huh? Up ahead...it's his
Myspace page!
Don't worry. He can take it.
Notable voice roles from David Matranga:
Tropes about his roles and David himself:
- As Himself / Adam Westing: In ADV's Super Milk dub. He portrays an aggressive and immature version of himself. In reality, he seems to be a humble and very sweet man. During an interview for a High School Of The Dead cable special, he said that in a zombie apocalypse he, "probably wouldn't be the hero." See above for more about that interview.
- Bishōnen: Most of his more prominent roles.
- H e could count, too. Want some evidence? Here you go. You pop that collar as much as you want to, sir.
- Cloud Cuckoolander: He plays a slightly loopy history teacher in Stages Repertory Theatre's production of The Complete History of America (Abridged).
- Hey, It's That Guy!: In Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and As the World Turns (about 17 minutes in)
- Older Than They Look: As of 4/20/11, David is 32. To quote a comment on his Facebook profile:
"David! We're supposed to get older when we get older, not look exactly the same!"
- Pigeon Holed Voice Actor: David's characters are often Troubled, but Cute young men and teenagers that are snarky with deeper voices. Super Milk inverts this, and it's scary if you're familiar with his most of his other work. Robodog has a raspy, metallic screech. Ario sounds like a stereotypical baby. Given his situation, you can't really blame him for crying all the time.
- Tall, Dark and Handsome: At the very least, his As the World Turns cameo proves that he looks MIGHTY FINE in a suit! At the most, it proves that he needs more on-camera roles, but that's obvious.
- What Beautiful Eyes: His eyes are a unique shape, and they seem to shine. They're a medium brown color, but it's not a flat brown. It's deep and welcoming. His eyes are warm, even sensual.
Let's show him how to
feel the
rainbow!
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