



Season TWO :
H O U S E O F A C T O R S
Stephen Mallory has nowhere to go. After a series of life tragedies from which he can find no relief, he has found himself living in a drug dealer's house on the wrong side of town in Denver, Colorado. Amid the debaucherous parties and extreme drug use, though, Stephen discovers something else hidden in the walls of the house: the diary of long-deceased method actor Myles Dorrance, who resided there for a method acting experiment, then was later found dead in that very same house. He was found, having been, as the coroner put it, "skinned while still alive."
With the diary discovered, things in that house only get stranger and more nightmarish, and Skinmiser, the "character" of Myles Dorrance's conception, seems to feel much more real than that. What ensues is a narrative of mental illness, trauma, abuse, addiction, suicide, and the question of how one can survive looking into the eye of their own inhumanity.

– House of Actors Cast –
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Giancarlo Herrera
playing Stephen Mallory
Giancarlo Herrera is a huge nerd. And also an actor whose recent roles include Marvel MOVE (Captain America), Windfall (Antony), The Box Office (Luca), and more! You can also catch him rolling dice and cracking jokes on improv comedy actual play podcast: Dungeons & Drimbus! When he's not in the booth or onstage, he's a devoted father of nine (snakes, not humans).

Soren Narnia
playing Myles Dorrance
Soren Narnia is the creator of the Knifepoint Horror podcast and can be heard on others such as The Ghosts on This Road, SessionsX, Let's Not Meet, and Campfire Radio Theater.

C. S. W.
playing Wylie Cerber, and the Blood
My name is C. S. W., and I am a horror podcaster. I am creator, writer, director, voice actor, and sound designer of the horror podcasts HEMOPHOBIA, as well as Incarnation Read. I have also done writing and VA work for such podcasts as Mabel, Knifepoint Horror, Mayfair Watchers Society, The Dead, and Someone Dies in This Elevator.

Mason Amadeus
playing Geoffrey
Mason Amadeus is a one-person production department duct-taped together with insatiable curiosity and an unsettlingly deep knowledge of signal flow. Equal parts actor, engineer, and artist, he’s professionally touched almost every button in the studio. Sometimes on purpose. He’s one of the creators behind PodCube™, the award-deserving sci-fi audio comedy. He’s also producer and co-host of Digital Folklore and The FAIK Files, two shows that explore the intersection of culture and technology with sharp storytelling, technical depth, and just the right amount of nonsense. Before all that, he spent years in the real trenches of FM broadcast: installing transmitters in abandoned closets, hosting the afternoon drive show, wrestling AoIP gear into submission, and accidentally becoming IT manager at one point. These days he works across audio, video, 3D, programming, animation, graphic design, and whatever else he can get his sticky little hands on. His passion is turning dumb ideas into real things, building the tools himself, and showing others how to do it too.

Dustin Parsons
playing Percy
Dustin Parsons (He/They) is a voice actor based out of Dallas, Texas. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati, College Conservatory of Music's acting program in 2022, Dustin has been working in pre and post production for audio dramas such as Nightmare Soup, The SCP Archives, Thirteen, Mayfair Watchers Society, and Poe: Evermore. Since moving to Dallas, Dustin has begun working in anime dubbing at Crunchyroll. He’s had the honor of being a part of shows such as Honey Lemon Soda, Trillion Game, Headhunted to Another World, and Shangri-La Frontier. To learn more about Dustin and to keep up with what comes next, visit their website at DustinParsonsAudio.com or follow him on Instagram @Dusty_Parsons.

Josiah Knight
playing Sullivan
Josiah Knight (They/He) is a Screen Actor’s Guild eligible voice actor, playwright, and improv comedian from the kudzu wrapped hills of eastern Kentucky. Their eco-horror, witchcraft themed, queer coming of age drama “And The Mountain Was A Woman With Child” can be heard on the podcast Thirteen on all podcast platforms.

Atticus Jackson
playing Marcus
Atticus Jackson is a voice actor and editor based out of Dallas, Tx. Starting off on Youtube, Atticus used the platform to self-teach aspects of voice acting, acoustic treatment and audio editing. In 2016 he began voice acting with The NoSleep Podcast which led to many other podcast appearances later on, including Small Town Horror, Sirenicide, Margaret's Garden, Manor House, SCP Archives, Mayfair Watchers Society, Creepy, Nightmare Soup, The Dead, and other BloodyFm productions! When he's not recording or editing, you can sometimes find him on his immersive audio roleplay channel on Youtube or somewhere playing the newest "Day Job Simulator" game.

Kayla Temshiv
playing Bianca
Kayla Temshiv (They/Them) is thrilled to be returning to Hemophobia! You may have heard them as Grace and "The Word" last season, and they are very excited C.S.W. asked them back this season to play Bianca who is... a little bit different. Kayla is an actor and writer based out of Dallas, Texas, and a graduate of University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music's 2021 B.F.A. Acting class. Since graduation, Kayla has lended their voice to audio dramas such as Thirteen, SCP Archives, Mayfair Watchers Society, Poe: Evermore (Anna Ravenel), and Nightmare Soup as well as the English dubs of anime such as Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You (Akiyama), The Beginning After the End (Sylvie), The Apothecary Diaries (Jin) and Honey Lemon Soda. When out of the booth, you'll probably find Kayla snuggled up with Ponyo and Hamlet, their two crazy kitties, or losing video games to Dustin Parsons. You can find more information about Kayla on their website, KaylaTemshiv.com, or on any social media platform as @KaylaTemshiv.
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Brooke Jennett
playing Amethyst
Brooke is a voice actor, writer, and sound designer based in Kentucky. She's technically afraid of everything, and you can hear her channel that fear on her horror anthology show, Thirteen. Brooke did want to be a scream queen when she grew up, and Hemophobia is the exact kind of twisted nightmare that she loves to be part of. When she's not screaming into the microphone she's trapped deep inside her DAW, listening to the same 6 seconds of audio on a seemingly eternal loop.
Thank god she sprung for cushioned headphones.

Caroline Mincks
playing Serah Mallory
Caroline Mincks is a voice actor, writer, and director based out of Virginia. They are the creator of the audio dramas Seen and Not Heard and Silly Old Bear, as well as the co-creator of shows including Hubris: A 24-Hour Podcast Project, Hughes and Mincks: Ghost Detectives, Light Hearts, and Surreal Love. Their voice can also be heard on This Planet Needs a Name (Zahava), Forgive Me! (Emily), Desperado (Zylla), Human Error (Jace), and more.

Jordan Reed
playing Thomas Mallory
Jordan Reed is a Podcaster, Earth Human, and has been voted "Ohio's most Mediocre Corn Whisperer" of the '22 - '23 Agricultural Season. Jordan has been podcasting since 2017 with his wife, Lindsey. Together, they host the show 'Spooky Spouses', a show about paranormal click bait, the strange and unusual, and answer listener-submitted voicemails. Jordan is also one of the creators of the show 'PodCube', an absurdist audiodrama presented in short, 3 to 5 minutes sketches. When not podcasting, Jordan can be found living in the middle of the woods with his beautiful wife and their dog, Molly. And in real life, Jordan is a Music Professor at a college in Appalachia. If you see Jordan in public, he'll talk your ear off about coffee, food, his daily vitamin/supplement intake, and/or the importance of a thorough saxophone warm-up routine.

Onnika Hanson
playing Lorelei
Onnika Hanson majored in Acting at Oklahoma City University. Since then, she has focused on her singing career and is currently a singer in Mountain Reverb, a band based in Longmont, Colorado. Onnika has been featured as a voice actor in Incarnation Read and Season 1 of Hemophobia by C. S. W. and hopes to be doing more audio drama work soon. Onnika would like to thank her husband C. S. W., for giving her the opportunity to be a part of such an amazing project.

Marion Toro
as Ensemble
Marion Toro, pronouns she/her/they/them, is a Black Pansexual Queer non-union voice over talent. She is based out of central Pennsylvania recording from her professional home studio. Through their well-rounded career of over ten years in animation, video games, podcast, and ADR/dubbing, Marion offers an animated and creative voice from infants to adults, and creatures. Some of her popular projects are "The Dead Series" podcast on Bloody FM, "Chuck Billy and the Marvelous Guava Tree" on Prime Video and "City of God: The Fight Rages On" dubbed in English on HBO MAX, and "Panic Gem Odyssey," the mobile game on Android and iOS.
She enjoys reading, writing, watching TV/movies/anime, listening to music, shopping, cooking, and relaxing whenever possible. When she's not busy with her projects, she helps out her loving and supportive husband, Victor J. Toro, with his game development and comic studio, Toro Comics. She provides grammatical edits, assistant sound design, casting, and voice direction. She wholeheartedly believes that including People of Color, LGBTQ+, and other marginalized groups in voice over is essential. Representation matters as it's best to be seen and heard. You can listen to her demos and view her work at https://www.mariontoro.com/

Haberlin Roberts
as Ensemble
Haberlin Roberts is a baker by day and theater artist by night. She has primarily focused on the physical aspects of theater in her work, namely costuming and stage management but is thrilled to have the chance to explore another dimension in this purely auditory format of storytelling. When she isn’t working on a particular project Haberlin enjoys sewing and tinkering with foam smithing accompanied by her two cats, Sabriel and Toby. Her previous audio credits include voices for various stories for the podcasts, Thirteen and Olive Hill. In spite of her general fear of all things spooky in real life, she has thoroughly enjoyed and is so grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such an incredible and bone chilling story.

Graham Rowat
playing the Stranger
Graham is a New York based actor working in film, television, and theater, most recently appearing in the Broadway production of Steve Martin’s, “Meteor Shower”. He’s an award-winning audiobook narrator who can also been heard on the scripted audio dramas The Silt Verses, The NoSleep Podcast, Campfire Radio Theater, The Hotel and The Wicked Library.
While in high school, Graham was briefly suspended from performing the morning announcements because of “inappropriate sounds”.