Jerry Gelb

Jerry Gelb is an American actor and voice actor.

Biography
Gelb moved to Los Angeles in late 1979. He is a graduate of the Florida State University School of Theatre ('76). His work has ranged from improvisation at the Comedy Store to L.A. Theater, TV and film to directing modern theater through Shakespeare. Owner and director of Ear Whacks!, a voice services and ADR company, he has voice cast approximately 40 feature films, including Dark City and Lost in Space, and voiced over 60 feature films. Jerry has also voiced a variety of anime series, such as Witch Hunter Robin and Magic Knight Rayearth. He has served on the National Board of the Screen Actors Guild and committees.

Career
Jerry Gelb is a member of the "actor" species and has been known to migrate from the valleys to the casting offices and production sets of many a stage, television, film, and voiceover project. A proud graduate of the Florida State University School of Theatre, this being has been known to appear in comedy clubs, live theaters, and a variety of media screens as well as improv and comedy houses - characters and dialects swimming beneath the surface.

The Gelb has a penchant for voice work, such as its Ear Whacks! voice casting and ADR services, and his very unique textured tenor sound can often be heard among the cacophony of features and floating through the halls of Anime fandom and beyond.

As its long hibernation is coming to an end, JG can currently be found hunting among the myriad “representatives” of the on-camera landscape as well as scavenging post-production offices on behalf of his Ear-Whacks clan. For no reason whatsoever, he can often be heard wailing on harmonica, blues riffs emanating forth, among the society of the “musician” tribe with vocal harmonies arising in the strangest of places.

Anime

 * Magic Knight Rayearth (1994-1995) -Eagle Vision
 * Vampire Princess Miyu (1997-1998) - Shinma (ep. 23), Cop B (ep. 23) , Bird's Voice (ep. 24)
 * Witch Hunter Robin (2002) - Yuji "Master" Kobari
 * Digimon Frontier (2002-2003) - Toucanmon (ep 15)
 * .hack//Legend of the Twilight (2003) - Additional Voices

Anime Films

 * Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (2001) - Shadkins