Brandon Potter

Charles Brandon Potter (born July 28, 1982) is an American voice actor, ADR director, and writer who has become a prominent figure in the English‑language dubbing of Japanese anime since the mid‑2000s. Beginning his professional journey in 2004, Potter quickly earned a reputation for his versatile vocal range, moving fluidly from the brash swagger of Shanks in the long‑running series One Piece to the introspective melancholy of Gazelle in Eureka Seven: AO. His performances are noted for their emotional depth, often blending subtle inflection with dynamic energy, which has made him a sought‑after talent for both heroic and antagonistic characters. In addition to voice work, Potter has contributed behind the scenes as an ADR director, overseeing the adaptation of scripts, casting, and sound mixing for dozens of titles, thereby shaping the overall quality of the English dubs he helps produce. His writing credits include screenplay development for various anime projects, allowing him to influence narrative pacing and character development from the page to the microphone. Beyond animation, Potter expanded into live‑action television, portraying Quintus in the streaming series The Chosen, where his on‑screen presence demonstrated his capability to transition smoothly between voice‑only roles and on‑camera acting. His collaboration with major studios such as Funimation, Sentai Filmworks, and Crunchyroll has led to a prolific portfolio that spans television series, feature films, and video games, including notable titles like School Rumble (as Kenji Harima) and World of Warcraft expansions. Fans and industry colleagues alike commend his professionalism, describing him as relentlessly enthusiastic and meticulously prepared for each project. As of the present day, Potter continues to lend his voice to new series while also directing and writing, ensuring his influence on the anime dubbing community remains both vibrant and evolving.

Outside of his professional commitments, Potter engages with the fan community through conventions, panels, and social media, where he shares insights about the dubbing process and offers mentorship to aspiring voice actors. His dedication to craft, combined with a personable demeanor, has solidified his reputation not only as a talented performer but also as a mentor and advocate for the growth of English‑language anime localization.